Overcoming the disparities Furman hosts a special forum sponsored by The Post and Courier that looks at education reform in South Carolina. Read more
UES engages business community with Advisory Council The UES Advisory Council, which convenes Jan. 31, includes Upstate business and community leaders, and Furman alumni and instructors.
Festive Evensong service concludes Church Music Conference Jan. 25 The traditional sung Anglican service of evening prayer takes place at Christ Church in downtown Greenville and is led by conference clinician Bruce Neswick of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.
“Touch every corner” Furman alum Randy Eaddy '76 is the guest speaker and honoree at the Delta Arts Center in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Lowcountry leaders become Riley Fellows Forty leaders from the Lowcountry and surrounding area have completed the Riley Institute at Furman’s Diversity Leaders Initiative (DLI).
S.C. House Speaker Jay Lucas to give address at Wilkins Awards Dinner Lucas will offer remarks on principled leadership Tuesday, Jan. 8, during the dinner to be held at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
SC independent colleges working to keep tuition affordable House Rep. Chandra Dillard urges advocates of independent colleges and universities to prioritize student needs.
Overcoming legal barriers Ben Waddell needed his parents and they needed a legal lifeline, which is when Greenville’s Medical Legal Partnership stepped in to assist.
Upstate leaders become Riley Diversity Fellows Thirty-six leaders from the Upstate and surrounding area have completed the Riley Institute at Furman’s Diversity Leaders Initiative (DLI).
