Saturday marks the first of three Weekends at the Well this season The festivities begin at 4 p.m. at the Furman plaza outside of Bon Secours Wellness Arena before the basketball game against Winthrop tips off at 6 p.m. Read more
Jessica Patterson ’07 named SC Elementary Principal of the Year Patterson, noted for improving Chastain Road Elementary's state report card, received her M.Ed from Furman.
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.
Weaponized learning outcomes Furman's David Eubanks writes about the challenges that face institutional assessment offices.
Skylar Lambert ’19 wins undergraduate poster award at conference in Australia Biology major presented autism research done in Assistant Professor of Biology Linnea Freeman's lab.
Josh Cooper ’02: World Seafood Champion Former Paladin defensive back and political science graduate wins big at the World Food Championships.
Research shows baseball shifts need to happen more, and be more radical Study by Andrew Hartley '20 and Ella Morton '20 concludes more four outfielders would result in fewer hits given up by major league teams.
Students, biologist discover new clues to how cancer spreads The research advances work that Adi Dubash, assistant professor of Biology, started as a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern.
Author of ‘Dragons Suck’ admittedly a little cynical Ben Gamble '19 talks about his comedic fastasy book and his plans for the future.
These SC colleges don’t require SAT, ACT Melissa Cline, associate dean of admissions, and Paul Thomas, professor of Education, weigh in on the benefits of a test-optional approach.
