Furman welcomes Class of 2030 on move-in day
The university welcomed its largest class in a decade as the campus community rallied to make them feel like a part of the community from their very first moments as Paladins.
The university welcomed its largest class in a decade as the campus community rallied to make them feel like a part of the community from their very first moments as Paladins.
Furman's Class of 2030 is ready to explore campus, their majors and everything that comes next. But first, they get to enjoy a fun-filled lead-up to the first day of classes.
The new engagement platform gives every Furman student access to industry-specific mentorship, career guidance and a lifelong professional community, regardless of where they start.
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Two Furman University students spent the summer gaining hands-on experience with the Greenville Triumph, building professional connections and discovering how their Furman education can prepare them for life beyond the classroom.
When celebrating something as monumental as a bicentennial, it’s important to go big when talking about it. For Furman University’s 200th birthday, we are naming 200 things we love about the Purple and White. What will you add to the list?
Long-term faculty and staff have nurtured Furman’s success for generations. These nine dedicated Paladins have been on campus for 40 years and more and we celebrate them and remember one who passed.
Myths and legends are part of Furman's cirriculum, but the university itself has plenty of stories to tell. What is true and what is tall tale remains to be seen, but hearing the yarns is fun enough all by itself.
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