Professor, student patent research breakthrough, start company on campus Aconabolics LLC, launched by Trent Stubbs '20 and Professor of Chemistry Greg Springsteen, produces a molecule critical to an emerging cancer diagnostic technology. Read more
Guitarist Marina Alexandra presents recital Oct. 16 Alexandra's recital takes place 7:30 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall. Admission is free.
Fiesta Hispana pays tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month The annual festival is sponsored by the Hispanic Organization for Latinx Awareness (HOLA) and the Center for Inclusive Communities.
Furman celebrates Dick Riley and 20 years of The Riley Institute Colleagues paid tribute to the Furman alumnus and former secretary of education, who shared stories from his career.
Where to spend a long weekend in the Southeast Furman's hometown is described as "the perfect mix of culture and country," and rates among five top spots to visit this fall.
Pianist Mac McClure presents Spanish music concert Oct. 8 McClure is associate professor of piano at National University in Bogotá, Colombia. His recital takes place Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 8 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall. Admission is free.
Riley Institute celebrates 20 years Two events highlighting the leadership and accomplishments of Richard W. Riley and the Riley Institute take place on Oct. 3.
Bill Baker, Paige Ouzts ’93 invention could revolutionize diabetes management The two have filed a patent, which would be the first owned by Furman, for the 'optical glucometer,' a device able to measure blood glucose by taking an infrared photo of the eye.
Alumnus leaves nearly $5 million, supports academic scholarships Thomas C. Turner '51 established a framework for giving almost two decades ago that will impact students for years to come.
Grammy-winning Juilliard organist Paul Jacobs in concert Oct. 1 The Sound Quality Concert Series event is open to the public and is presented by the Furman Department of Music. Tickets: $5-$20.
