Danielle Vinson describes a 'monumental' Republican upset
Ahead of the midterm election, Furman's Danielle Vinson spoke to Mother Jones magazine about what South Carolinians are looking for in a U.S. Senate candidate.
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Libby Adams '27 writes op-ed for Greenville Journal about AI
Furman's Libby Adams '27 reflects on the benefits and the downsides of artificial intelligence. She urges lawmakers and policy officials to prioritize education and guardrails for the technology.
James Garland ’29 selected for Hertog Humanities Fellowship
Furman University mathematics-economics major James Garland ’29 is one of 45 students selected for the Fall 2026 Humanities at Hertog Fellowship, where he is exploring the purpose and value of liberal education.
Sarah Ellis found Broadway through family Furman ties
Sarah Ellis grew up around Furman's music and theatre arts departments and can't wait to visit Furman when she returns to Greenville for the Peace Center's Broadway Series production of "Dirty Dancing."
The Cook Political Report, Jessica Taylor '07 featured in Washington Post article
Furman alum Jessica Taylor '07 is part of The Cook Political Report, a closely watched and respected barometer of upcoming electoral races. The Washington Post lays out why the source is "Washington's favorite political oracle."
Brent Nelsen talks midterm turnout, vote-splitting with WIS 10
As South Carolina's U.S. Senate race tightens, Furman's Brent Nelsen explains why President Donald Trump is campaigning in Ralph Norman territory.
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