America has never been a country of white people
Furman philosophy professor David Gandolfo says America is the country it is because of its rich diversity.
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Read to succeed poised to fail students
Education professor Paul Thomas says, "Read to Succeed is an Orwellian name for a horrible way to view, treat, and teach children."
New indoor soccer park more than a place to play
Anthony and Olivia Esquivel open Copa Indoor Soccer near Berea. But recreation is just part of the story.
New map shows Upstate land in critical need of protection
Upstate Forever works with Furman on a project led by biology professor John Quinn to protect water, habitat, wildlife and other resources.
BMW Charity Pro-Am announces charity contributions
Officials with the popular Web.com Tour event said the 2017 tournament raised $631,495 for 14 Upstate charities.
Efforts of community partners recognized with state award
Furman worked with several local organizations to create an interactive tool that maps essential human services in Greenville County.
Debt: Another big congressional battle on the horizon
Furman economics professor Jason Jones describes the Treasury Department's "extraordinary measures" employed to help government spending stay under the debt ceiling.
Mountain lion sightings in S.C.? Experts disagree.
Furman biology professor Travis Perry is among the experts tapped for Andrew Moore's story in the Journal.
Come to campus for the solar eclipse
The university will host a variety of free public events on campus the day of the eclipse, including a guided viewing presentation in 16,000-seat Paladin Stadium.
Riley Institute announces afterschool & expanded learning policy fellows
Sixteen leaders are selected as White-Riley-Peterson Policy Fellows who are experts in afterschool and expanded learning.