Environmental historian Hayden Smith ’95 publishes first book “Carolina’s Golden Fields: Inland Rice Cultivation in the South Carolina Lowcountry, 1670-1860” explores the rise and fall of rice plantations in South Carolina. Read more
Giving Tuesday raised a record-breaking $353,552 Support from the event will help fund scholarships, research, study away experiences, athletics and various other programs at the university.
Geek out over Christmas films Upcountry History Museum makes a holiday film classic come to life in an exhibition that runs through Jan. 30.
Whitney Prowell ’08 named one of Columbia’s ‘Best and Brightest 35 and Under’ Prowell is an assistant principal at Joseph Keels Elementary, the school she attended as a child in Columbia, South Carolina.
Alexa Morse ’15 named Emerging Leader of the Year by Georgia Bio Morse, a health sciences major at Furman, is a program manager in the Accelerator and Business Development division of the Global Center for Medical Innovation in Atlanta.
Art department presents ‘Matthew Baumgardner: Grids and Glyphs’ Online exhibition features paintings, sculptures, notes, journals and other artifacts from Baumgardner's estate. In-person exhibition is open to campus community.
Nancy Blackwell Bourne ’62 writes and illustrates her first book Painted with her left hand and penned with her right, Majelica’s Magical Moment” is a children’s picture book written in rhyme and published earlier in the summer.
Members of the class of 2020 receive Furman’s highest honors Scholarship Cup Awards winners announced along with Bradshaw-Feaster Medal and Donaldson-Watkins Medal recipients.
A message from President Davis: Gratitude for community President Davis says she feels more confident than ever in Furman’s ability to thrive in the face of adversity, thanks to the spirit of community.
Furman recognized as top performer in Sustainable Campus Index Furman ranks No. 9 overall among baccalaureate institutions included in the AASHE publication.
