The power of partnership Furman’s Community Conservation Corps recently teamed up with Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County and Rebuild Upstate, yielding big benefits for a local homeowner. Read more
Las Vegas shooting victims honored in art exhibition Ellen Culbertson Abramo '00 and her cousin turn tragedy to healing in art exhibition honoring 58 slain in Las Vegas massacre.
The power of three Furman alums Joe Waters ’05, Brandon Hinman ’03, and Grady Powell ’03 join forces for the greater good.
Chris Borch dreams big for Furman Cross-Country/Track & Field An enthusiastic supporter of Furman CC/T&F, Chris Borch ’78 learned early on how to start from humble beginnings and dream big.
Memory’s surprising role in child death trials Furman University psychology professor Gil Einstein goes on record in The Crime Report about a form of forgetting that leads to tragic consequences. Einstein and fellow researcher Mark McDaniel say that the act of unintentionally leaving a child in a vehicle isn’t about bad parenting. Rather, it’s a catastrophic failure of prospective memory–the part of […]
The EU is OK Is the European Union America's foe? Hardly, write professors Brent Nelsen and Tom Smythe, and especially not in the Upstate of South Carolina.
AD Buddie rejoins NY Yankees to celebrate ’98 World Series Mike Buddie served as a relief pitcher on the '98 team. He returned to the Bronx for a 20th anniversary celebration.
Brunch at Soby’s aims to unite diverse Greenville community A S.E.A.T. at the Table is a pop-up, pay-it-forward event to nourish, educate and unite Greenville residents, regardless of background or means.
Furman Fan Fest set for Aug. 18 at Fluor Field You're invited to come to Fluor Field in downtown Greenville on Saturday night to meet players and coaches and watch a Greenville Drive baseball game.
