A Record-Breaking Giving Tuesday The Furman family celebrated this year’s Giving Tuesday with a record number of dollars raised during the event. Read more
Sam Hayes ’20 brings passion for preserving historical buildings to Greenville Charleston, South Carolina, native spent the summer working so save a pair of structures with deep ties to the city's African American community.
Feeding the hungry in South Carolina Tim Sorrells '82 has a common-sense approach to feeding SC's food insecure populations.
Shaniece Criss: Councilwoman, GCS Hall of Fame member Criss, assistant professor of health sciences, has notched many accomplishments. Emory, Harvard, Peace Corps and more.
Greenville: Facing its past A coalition comprised of Riley Fellows and a host of community members aims to retrieve a monument in remembrance of lynching victim George Green.
Furman plays role in NSF grant to advance women in STEM Advancing STEM Careers by Empowering Network Development involves six partner institutions and up to 75 participants from colleges and universities across three regions.
10 ways to a more sustainable Christmas The Shi Center for Sustainability at Furman University offers tips to make Christmas more sustainable.
Holidays on the autism spectrum A few considerations will make the holidays merrier for people on the autism spectrum.
The Montessori model and creativity Brooke Culclasure, David Fleming and alumnus Daniel Zhang '17 publish findings about how school environment impacts creativity.
Proving that borders are fluid Professor of English Melinda Menzer swims through the U.S.-Mexico border to raise awareness of refugee crises.
