Matt Olson debuts new jazz CD ‘789 Miles’ The recording is Olson’s fourth project and features his original compositions as well as those of his current and former students at Furman. Read more
Chemistry Professor Mary Elizabeth Anderson receives NSF grant In addition to Anderson's grant, biology professors obtain renewed funding to support undergraduate research projects and more.
Six easy ways to boost your memory Assistant Psychology Professor Erin Wamsley's work is cited in an article about how to recall newly-acquired material.
Symphonic Winds concert April 12 honors retiring professor Les Hicken On the heels of a performance at New York's Carnegie Hall, Les Hicken conducts his last concert with the Furman Symphonic Winds 8 p.m. Friday, April 12, in McAlister.
Professor Erin Wamsley receives $527,551 NSF grant The psychology professor will use the grant to study how "offline" mental states affect long-term memory formation and retention.
In praise of ‘The John Psathas Percussion Project, Vol 1’ Omar Carmenates' long-term project wins accolades from the music press for the CD released this year by PARMA Recordings.
Don Aiesi to be inducted into Hall of Fame March 30 The legendary professor of politics and international affairs taught at Furman for more than 50 years before retiring in 2018.
Furman joins effort to improve health outcomes in South Carolina A $1.025 million grant from The Duke Endowment will support The South Carolina MLP Collaborative.
Paul L. Thomas authors book about teaching writing Thomas' book is the culmination of his experiences spanning nearly 40 years as both a writer and a teacher of writing.
History in the making Two summers of undergraduate research culminate with sourcebook co-authored by Professor of History Tim Fehler and Abigail Hartman '17.
