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President Davis Receives Contract Extension through 2030
President Davis has led the implementation of The Furman Advantage, the Pathways Program and On Discourse, and is currently steering the university through its largest fundraising campaign.
Continue ReadingRecord-breaking grant funds celebrated at reception
Artificial intelligence, 'The Iliad' and the TV habits of youth in China were all covered in the Furman Scholarship Reception this month.
Continue ReadingThought leaders describe “Conservatism in America” in Tocqueville Center program
David Brooks and other leading conservative writers described their experiences with conservatism in events spanning two days. Videos of the talks are available online.
Continue ReadingPatient success story features Furman forward Tyrese Hughey
Tyrese Hughey '25 is the subject of a patient success story published by Florida-based medical device company Arthrex.
Continue ReadingPurple Diamonds shine at Furman sports events
Furman dance troupe Purple Diamonds was the brainchild of suitemates two years ago. They are still going strong, entertaining throngs of fans at Furman basketball and football games.
Continue ReadingOp-ed about Statement on Freedom of Inquiry and Expression runs in Post and Courier
The Post and Courier ran an op-ed by President Elizabeth Davis on Furman's recent steps toward ensuring freedom of inquiry and expression.
Continue ReadingCritically acclaimed novelist Jesmyn Ward to speak at Furman
Two-time National Book Award winner and MacArthur Genius Grant Fellow Jesmyn Ward will speak at Furman Wednesday, March 20, at 6:30 p.m. in Watkins Room. Ward’s talk, “Tell It Whole: On Witness and Narrative,” is...
Continue ReadingRiley Institute’s SCALE earns airtime on local news
South Carolina Afterschool Leaders Empowered brings research-based practices to afterschool and summer learning leaders across the state. Furman's Amy Keely describes the program's impact.
Continue ReadingAmbrose coauthors playbook for sustainable financial health: ‘Colleges on the Brink’
As colleges and universities across the country face challenging times, Ambrose's book, “Colleges on the Brink: The Case for Financial Exigency," serves to help universities avoid crises.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers queer zines collection at Furman
Furman's queer zines collection includes publications and other ephemera from five continents and 20 countries. It's one of the largest collections in the country, Jeffrey Makala says.
Continue ReadingFurman science students win big at South Carolina conference
Six Furman University science students took home top prize at a recent statewide competition and symposium, earning distinction in half the categories represented within the research poster event.
Continue ReadingVinson goes on record about SC GOP primary, Trump, Biden
News agencies from the UK to Australia speak to Furman's Danielle Vinson about Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Nikki Haley.
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