A challenge to think differently
Adam Thomas ’10 returns to Furman as postdoctoral fellow
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Akwaaba! (Welcome!)
Furman students spend three weeks studying media and culture in Ghana.
Furman awarded $1.3 million NSF grant to expand student/faculty research
The award is part of a larger $20 million NSF grant that harnesses the collective research and expertise of 10 South Carolina universities.
A new pathway in the liberal arts
President Elizabeth Davis is quoted in an article about how liberal arts colleges are repositioning themselves in the higher education market.
Discovery by design
A fellowship established by Carolyn and Joseph Warden creates new research opportunities in Special Collections.
The road home
Arianna Shirk ’02 followed her calling to Africa, where she now serves as an emergency pediatric physician in AIC Kijabi Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
Shaping the future of solar
Alexis Myers ’18 and Noah Vieira ’19 traveled to Oxford this July to share their research with experts in the field of photochemistry.
Furman faculty hires to enhance student global outlook
Paul Hyde of the News writes about the $800,000 Mellon Foundation grant awarded to Furman and how it will help foster more diversity at the university.
An International Perspective on Education
New grads return to Furman for May X course in Finland and the Czech Republic
Researchers explore ways to curb bird mortality
New research published in "Biological Conservation" looks at ways to reduce bird mortality due to window collisions.