Joseph Vaughn Day Honors His Legacy, Continues His Work Jan. 29 marks 55 years since Vaughn, Furman's first African American student, enrolled at the university. Read more
Paladin couple has attended more than 700 basketball games David ’55 and Carol Mauldin ’58 have been attending Furman basketball games since the 1950s and have enjoyed getting to know the players over the years.
Activist Fania Davis offers message of healing and hope at community breakfast Civil rights attorney and restorative justice advocate was keynote speaker at event launching Furman's celebration of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Replanting mall’s natural charm The dying, decades-old trees lining Furman's iconic mall are in the process of being replaced by trees that can live up to four centuries.
English professor Joni Tevis awarded NEA Fellowship Tevis is one of only 36 to receive the honor out of a pool of nearly 1,700 applicants.
Seven predictions for the new decade At the start of a new decade, seven experts weigh in on what the 2020s may bring.
Eubanks named to U.S. Department of Education committee The advisory committee helps establish standards for accreditation.
Aconabolics earns Trent Stubbs ’20 first place at second Innovation Hour Second place went to Leanne Joyce ’22, Queen Trapp '22 took home third.
Furman hosts Fania E. Davis at MLK community breakfast Restorative justice advocate Davis headlines the event, which takes place Friday, Jan. 17, in Younts Conference Center.
Office of Diversity and Inclusion awards nine grants Programs include a mobile sensory break room and learning about Burma's Chin ethnic group.
