A most impressive start Has any basketball team in America enjoyed a better eight-day span than the Furman Paladins? Read more
Lyons ties NCAA record with 15 3-pointers For the second time in a week, Furman men's basketball, off to a 4-0 start for the first time since 1987-88, finds itself in the national sports news.
Peers, no pressure Betsy Rice '20 brought female students and community professionals together on campus for Furman's first Women's Networking Event
Furman holds Christmas Love Feast service Dec. 2 The Office of Spiritual Life presents the worship service featuring carols, candles, coffee and traditional Moravian bread.
Peace Center unveils sculpture of former Governor Dick Riley The sculpture, which will be placed in downtown Greenville, honors the Furman alum and former U.S. Secretary of Education.
American Enterprise Institute President Arthur C. Brooks to speak Dec. 4 Brooks' CLP talk, “Bringing America Together,” is the second lecture in the five-part Tocqueville series, “Love, Friendship and Politics.”
How much do SC colleges really cost? An article looks at the “net price” of attending the state’s colleges, noting Furman’s efforts to provide financial aid to its students.
Alternate clinician named for 2019 Church Music Conference Bruce Neswick, director of music and organist at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland, Oregon, is the featured clinician for the Jan. 24-25 event.
Weather update: Poinsett Highway, main campus gate now open Poinsett Highway was closed much of the day due to downed power lines.
10 reasons to move to Greenville The list includes a raging art scene, affordable living, gorgeous scenery. and, of course, Furman.
