Joseph Vaughn Day public event postponed Furman will find other ways to celebrate Joseph Vaughn on Jan. 29 while postponing a statue unveiling until later in the semester Read more
Education department blogs land on list of most read in 2020 Associate Professor Katie Kelly and adjunct instructor Marie Havran M'12 pen pieces that were among the International Literacy Association's The Top 10 Most Read Literacy Now Blog Posts of 2020.
Message from President Davis: A commitment to our democracy In the wake of the Jan. 6 mob violence in Washington, D.C., President Davis wrote, "We must hold sacred and protect our democratic institutions and the sanctity of our vote and the electoral process."
Learning with OLLI It's never too late to pick up a new skill, learn a language or brush up on a period of history. OLLI classes begin Jan. 11.
Kim Jackson ’06 becomes Georgia’s first openly gay state senator Also the first out priest of color to be ordained in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, Jackson says she'll work to help "people who have been left behind."
Beyond the surface Adjunct Professor of Art History Diane Fischer and Brandon Barney '21 describe an exhibition of Matthew Baumgardner's work.
Getting the COVID vaccine is the most people-loving thing we can do Cathy Stevens writes in an op-ed that getting the COVID vaccine helps protect people with compromised immune systems like her daughter Halle.
Martin Rooney ’93 dives into fiction with his 11th book Training for Warriors founder, also an internationally known coach and speaker, was a two-time track and field conference champion at Furman.
Duke, Strobel named to All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team Todd Duke in athletics and Marian Strobel of the history department are honored by Furman and the Southern Conference.
The Christmas Star: Close encounters of the planetary kind Dec. 21st promises to pack quite a show in the night sky, if clear skies prevail. Physics Professor and Department Chair David Moffett explains the "Christmas Star."
