Julian Reed: The evolution of ActivEd Reed describes the genesis of the company behind a product that marries physical activity with learning for pre-K through 3rd-graders. Read more
First mobile app connecting parents of children who have cancer launches Niece's brain cancer battle inspires Furman professor Meghan Slining to enlist current and former students as well as researchers nationwide to help with "CoHeals."
Let there be Peace Former Furman trustees Betty Peace Stall and Roger Peace are part of family legacy that made Greenville what it is today.
With creativity, Heller Services Corps doesn’t let pandemic stop holiday giving "Blessing Trees" replaces annual RaeNae Nay's Holiday Giving Tree, but the end result of helping local nonprofits remains the same.
South Carolina political scientists: ‘What’s next for American politics?’ Brent Nelsen and Jenna Storey weigh in on how the U.S. should move forward in a divided political climate.
Georgia, North Carolina ‘epicenter of political moment’ Brent Nelsen goes on record about ballot tallies in two Southern states and expresses concern about U.S. partisanship.
Greenville County has 1000% more Hispanic voters since 2000. But, they’re not yet a political force Brittany Arsiniega weighs in on the growth of the Hispanic population in Greenville County and what that means for future elections.
Democrats scramble to wrest control of US Senate Danielle Vinson says the U.S. Senate race between Democrat Jaime Harrison and Republican Lindsey Graham will change politics in the state going forward.
Voter turnout in South Carolina surges on Election Day Politics reporter Kirk Brown turns to Furman's Danielle Vinson for her take on why turnout will be high in the Palmetto State.
The certain outcome of the 2020 election Regardless of the election outcome, we will still be a community.
