Recovering the life stories of the Zealy daguerreotype subjects Gregg Hecimovich speaks to Henry Louis Gates about uncovering life stories of enslaved persons depicted in the 19th century images. Read more
On spending one’s chips: Reason, restlessness, and the pursuit of happiness Major life decisions don't have to be leaps in the dark. Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey examine "restless paralysis" among those facing life-changing choices.
Music Major Spreads Creative Wings with ‘Butterfly Effect’ Composition Willie Cornish ’22 will present his composition, "The Butterfly Effect," during Furman Engaged on April 13.
Furman Engaged is April 13! Here is what you need to know The 13th annual Furman Engaged is almost upon us! Here is what to know to make the most of this exciting event.
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.
Gut check: Anju Saxena ’21 will share work on how diet affects the brain The neuroscience research of Anju Saxena '21 is one of the engaged learning experiences featured at Furman Engaged on April 13.
How ‘Slingshot’ will find March upsets, Cinderellas and underdogs Mathematics professors Liz Bouzarth, John Harris and Kevin Hutson team with NCAA Tournament analysts to better predict tourney outcomes.
Janet D. Kwami wins 2021 SCICU Excellence in Teaching Award Janet D. Kwami, associate professor of communication studies, has been recognized by South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities.
How to teach professors humility? Hand them a Rubik’s Cube. A puzzle challenge shows professors what it’s like to be a novice, and what helps beginners learn.
5 cool measurement tools for quantifying regenerative agriculture Biology Professor John Quinn works with General Mills to identify bird populations on farms that use sustainable agriculture methods.
