Time for schools to ‘scrap the machine’ In a recent column, Furman Assistant Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness Dave Eubanks highlights the university's move to data and research to help students succeed. Read more
M.O. Owens ’33, Furman’s oldest known alumnus, dies at 105 The Class of 1933 alumnus was known for his dedication to his family, ministry, friends and community. He died at the age of 105.
The importance of South Carolina’s black voters to Democratic candidates NBC News recently followed former vice president Joe Biden as he campaigned in South Carolina and quoted Furman Professor of Politics and International Affairs Danielle Vinson.
Furman recognizes graduates of Women’s Leadership Institute Twenty-four members graduate in the Class of 2019.
Are the NCAA’s APR scores fair? Not so much, says alum Monique Ositelu ’11, who writes an op-ed saying it’s time to level the playing field.
The Economic Contribution of Furman University to Greenville County and the Surrounding Area A new study shows that Furman’s annual economic impact on Greenville County and the surrounding Upstate counties is more than $297 million.
Emerging Public Leaders win awards for service projects The Riley Institute's EPL is a program designed to impart public leadership skills and knowledge to high school seniors.
Health sciences professors advance guidelines for preventing injury, death Professors Caterisano, Feigenbaum and Snyder are among authors of paper that establishes guidelines for preventing sports-related injury and death.
Basking in Obama’s ‘afterglow’ could burn Biden Politics and International Affairs' Brent Nelsen is quoted in a piece that cautions Democratic presidential hopefuls against aligning themselves too closely with Obama-era policies.
President Trump and evangelical politics Professor Jim Guth is quoted in an article about how Jerry Falwell Jr., came to support the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump.
