Fight to combat racism is far from over An alumnus recalls incidents of racism while a student, calls for more action. Read more
Furman has a role in addressing racism Recent acts of racism across the country reminds the university community to take more action.
Humanities virtual lecture series intends to bring people together First of six weekly "Tolle, Lege" Q&A sessions will begin July 1.
Unfounded fear helps fuel police violence Despite evidence that policing is relatively safe, social amplification increases police fear of being harmed by civilians
Justicia fights for COVID-19 protections for people who are incarcerated Legal clinic gives students firsthand experience with law while keeping virus in check
After the protests: Book describes how communities can make systemic change "Between Remembrance and Repair" examines how Philadelphia, Mississippi commemorated the 1964 murders of three civil rights advocates.
How to rebuild U.S. economy in a post-pandemic world Citing severe shortfalls in local, state and federal tax coffers, Economics Professor Kailash Khandke makes a case for an infrastructure bill.
How to end the reading war and serve the literacy needs of all Education Professor Paul L. Thomas writes a primer for "parents, policy makers and people who care."
States with fewest coronavirus restrictions Economics professor Kelsey Hample goes on record about how to safely reopen businesses.
