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FEBRUARY 27, 2012 by Chloe Kowalski ’12, Contributing Writer “See this?” Furman psychology major Sam Hunley asks. “This is a mando, and with mandos, we can do this.” He picks up a red, weirdly shaped, wooden...
Continue ReadingCheck it out: Photos from Engaged!
More than 600 students took part in the fourth annual Furman Engaged! celebration last Friday. The event showcased all forms of engaged learning – student research, creative activity, performances, internships, study away and service learning. ...
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Continue ReadingCatholic Campus Ministries hosts interfaith forum
NOVEMBER 3, 2011 by Tina Underwood, Media Relations Furman's Catholic Campus Ministries will host an interfaith forum Tuesday, Nov. 8 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Watkins Room of the University Center. “God? Forum”...
Continue ReadingFurman chaplain comments on new Bible translation
There's a new kind of Bible—well, the same Bible, but re-written in the form of a screenplay. It's called The Voice and it was written over seven years, by poets and scholars, all Christians, who...
Continue ReadingHelping students find their calling
Furman University officials announced today that John and Jeanette Cothran of Greenville are providing a major gift to support the university’s Center for Vocational Reflection. The center, which helps students explore and discover their calling...
Continue ReadingWorld Religions Symposium opens Oct. 22
Furman University will hold its second annual World Religions Symposium beginning Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. in Watkins Room of the Trone Student Center on the Furman campus. The symposium is free and open...
Continue ReadingSingh: Water plays key role in climate change, energy consumption
FEBRUARY 28, 2012 by Daniel Smith ’14, Contributing Writer When Kartiyeka Singh graduated Furman in 2007, he decided to take a few years off before graduate school. During this time, he traveled the world as...
Continue ReadingUniversity mourns loss of David Morgan
David Wells Morgan, a professor of Modern Language at Furman, died Wednesday, Feb. 6 at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte. Morgan, 53, had been battling liver disease. An on-campus memorial service to celebrate Morgan's life...
Continue ReadingKnouse receives honor, publishes article
Furman Modern Languages and Literatures professor Stephanie Knouse has received recognition from the United Way of Greenville County, and has published an article in Foreign Language Annals. In a recent awards ceremony and dinner sponsored...
Continue ReadingFurman loses three stalwart professors
During a seven-week period in February and March, the university community was saddened by the deaths of three current and former members of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures: emeriti Carey S. Crantford and...
Continue ReadingScarpa to be inducted into SOCON Hall of Fame
DECEMBER 20, 2010 Former Furman men's tennis coach Paul Scarpa is among a class of five athletic greats who will be inducted into the Southern Conference Hall of Fame in 2012, as announced today by...
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