Opinion: Take COVID-19 Seriously, the life you save may be mine Carmela Epright, professor of philosophy, authored an op-ed from her perspective as a medical ethicist and someone with an autoimmune disease. Read more
Social distancing as an act of love. Social distancing is difficult because it goes against our learned behavior, but consider it an act of love.
Furman recognizes graduates of Women’s Leadership Institute WLI aims to enhance leadership skills and form a collaborative, lasting network of relationships among executives and senior managers from diverse disciplines and backgrounds.
Relieving the tax burden More than 360 Furman accounting students, like Sydney Tanner '20, have helped Greenville residents with their taxes since 2009.
Keys to Biden’s success in SC Danielle Vinson '89 was surprised by Biden's convincing victory. She explains why South Carolinians got behind the candidate.
New podcast focused on innovation in the Furman community launches this week The Class E Podcast is a partnership between Furman Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the communication studies department.
Democratic candidates: Spare us the hypocrisy on criminal justice Every Democratic candidate but one has a marred history of criminal justice policy and practice, says Teresa Cosby, associate professor of politics and international affairs.
Sam Ybarra ’22 awarded first place in Furman’s venture pitch competition His idea for "Spectrum Tiny Homes" edged out five other competing teams in Paladin Pitch, the university's first annual pitch competition.
Who is a South Carolina Democrat? The News describes the Democratic electorate as a "mosaic." Danielle Vinson '89 concurs.
10 big questions heading into Saturday’s election Election experts like Furman's Danielle Vinson offer their take on the South Carolina primary.
