A FUEL fit for every body
Sarah Mixon ’18 is working to share the benefits of Furman University Eating Lean with the community.
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Furman, community partners unveil imap for Greenville County
The university is partnering with Greenville County, Greenville Health System, United Way of Greenville County and 2-1-1 to provide users an interactive look at essential services in the county.
President Davis featured guest on PBS’s Carolina Business Review
The half-hour program focuses on business and public policy issues and airs on 22 PBS stations in North and South Carolina.
Bridges to a Brighter Future outreach program names new class
Bridges to a Brighter Future has impacted nearly 500 Greenville County students.
Vice President Mike Pence retains Furman alum as legal counsel
Pence has retained attorney Richard Cullen '71 to assist with responses to inquiries by the special counsel.
Entrepreneurship, philanthropy and success
In an interview with Forbes, alum David Trone '77 talks about entrepreneurial spirit, embracing change and getting comfortable with failure.
Furman has big plans for solar eclipse on Aug. 21
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.
Helping the refugees
Furman professor Melinda Menzer swam 9.2 miles in the Tennessee River to raise awareness and money for refugees.
Injustice, racism and honest talk
In an op-ed, retired professor Bill Rogers writes that it's time to talk honestly about race.
“A Concern of Some Kind” comes to Furman Playhouse in June and July
Greenville artist Jeff Sumerel will kick off a series of weekly and "wonderfully odd" half-hour shows from campus beginning Saturday, June 17 at 8 p.m.