‘Why We Are Restless: On the Modern Quest for Contentment’ A book by Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey shakes up how we should view happiness and contentment. English professor Joe Moran reviews their new book. Read more
Empathy, curiosity and excellence – A tribute to the class of 2021 retiring faculty The colleagues of the retiring class of 2021 offer these words of thanks and praise.
Excellence, mentoring and friendship – a tribute to the class of 2020 retiring faculty Tributes to the class of 2020 retiring faculty.
Three Furman students win Goldwater Scholarships Working with Chemistry Professor George Shields, three students earn one of the most prestigious undergraduate awards in STEM.
Graduating Seniors Recognized with Academic Awards Seniors who received awards were honored across three award ceremonies this year.
Beyond the joyless quest for joy Benjamin and Jenna Silber Storey receive a glowing review of their new book from Yuval Levin, author, lecturer and fellow of American Enterprise Institute.
Dream and learn Erin Wamsley's research on dreaming and how it impacts the ability to perform tasks is featured in the mini radio program.
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.
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.
