Trump and Putin in Helsinki Former Finland Prime Minister Alexander Stubb is interviewed by CNN prior to the meeting of the two world leaders. Read more
Literacy Corner: A custom approach to literacy training Education professor Katie Kelly and her team of 22 graduate candidates take aim at declining literacy and rising third grade retention rates in South Carolina.
Professor Brent Nelsen talks politics on “Carolina Business Review” The professor of politics and international affairs at Furman discusses the November elections on the PBS program.
Education innovation leader Ambrose named president, CEO of KnowledgeWorks Sociology alumnus Charles (Chuck) Ambrose '83 takes the helm at nonprofit education advocacy organization.
News media usually show immigrants as dangerous criminals Political science alum Emily Farris '06 coauthors an article about how immigrants are typically portrayed in the media.
Menzer named to board of South Carolina Council on the Holocaust English professor Melinda Menzer became active in Holocaust education after traveling to Lithuania to see where her family fell victim to Nazi war crimes during World War II.
Richard W. Riley to be honored with downtown Greenville sculpture The sculpture will represent Riley's extraordinary public leadership and his commitment to quality education for all children.
Q&A with Furman theatre arts professor Maegan Azar Azar goes on record about her theatre journey, her most loved roles and Greenville's burgeoning theatre scene.
Class of 2018: Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Sustainability Furman recognizes 15 graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Sustainability.
Furman recognizes Corporate Sustainability Fellows Jeffrey Goetz of Fluor Corporation and Jenny Vallimont of Gokotta are named 2018 Corporate Sustainability Fellows.
