Petal prowess: Oconee bell wildflowers might be one giant organism Ashley Morris and her biology students are studying whether or not all the Oconee bell wildflowers are actually one genetically identical organism. Read more
Furman research helps farm-to-table movement be more sustainable Students and faculty study how sustainable farmers can diversify their practices and if consumers will pay.
The art of medicine: visual learning fine tunes observation skills Sarah Archino, chair of the art department, leads a visual literacy project with Prisma Health.
President who? People remember president names more than faces A new study of collective memory shows names are easier to recognize than faces, but many presidents still are unknown.
Proteins that help cells move like Spiderman also control cell spreading Research helps explain a variety of processes, from wound healing to cancer metastasis.
Summer research reaches new height More students and faculty are doing research together than ever before.
Three Furman students win Goldwater Scholarships Working with Chemistry Professor George Shields, three students earn one of the most prestigious undergraduate awards in STEM.
Duke Endowment’s $25M grant keeps Furman’s student stipend program going Anna B. Mitchell unpacks the real import of The Furman Advantage. She highlights Charlie Lott '21, who is majoring in economics and sustainability sciences.
Beckman Scholars Program bolsters undergraduate research The program funds research supplies and travel expenses for four students and their faculty mentors. New Beckman Scholars will be named in May.
The right chemistry: Furman undergrad makes a name for herself in computational field Ariel Gale '20 topped off her last semester by authoring four peer-reviewed scientific papers, creating a legacy and a body of work to be proud of.
