Greenville residents tell stories of the Holocaust The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Melinda Menzer shares her story. Read more
Paladins lend a hand on MLK Day of Service Students, faculty and staff spread out across Greenville to help area organizations.
Civic and legislative leaders honored at Wilkins Awards Rep. Gary Simrill and Nella Barkley are honored Jan. 14 at the 15th Annual Wilkins Leadership Awards.
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Several activities on campus pay homage to the civil rights icon.
Two awards, many partners for a healthier Greenville Greenville will benefit from two awards: the Culture of Health Prize from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the BUILD Health Challenge. Furman plays a role in both.
Davis among ’50 Most Influential’ Furman President Davis joins an elite list of community members, many with ties to Furman and the Riley Institute.
Briggs v. Elliott and its legacy in South Carolina The Riley Institute's Delia Allen examines the predecessor of Brown vs. Board of Education.
Garden & Gun picks Oak Hill Restaurant and Farm Former Furman lab manager’s farm-to-table venture one of the magazine’s top picks.
What it would take for evangelicals to turn on Trump Michael Luo quotes a study by Furman's Jim Guth citing "the prevalence of populist traits among white evangelicals..."
A concert like no other Most are familiar with the bright red Salvation Army kettles that pepper retail establishments during the holidays. The Parker family adds a bit of flair.
