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The Paladins and their supporters won’t have to worry about snow and biting temperatures after they enter the Fargodome, with a constant 70-degree temperature, to play the North Dakota State University Bison on Saturday in...
Continue ReadingHenderson photo exhibit explores historic school buildings
OCTOBER 21, 2011 By Erikah Haavie, Contributing Writer They were buildings for learning about textiles, cosmetology, and woodworking. They were buildings used for canning and curing sweet potatoes. They were buildings where lunchtime meant bringing...
Continue ReadingShamrock 5k to aid prevent child abuse agency
NOVEMBER 2, 2011 By Chloe Kowalski ’12, Contributing Writer Need a new T-shirt? Want to help your community? Search no further than the Shamrock 5k Run, hosted by the Kappa Delta sorority 2 p.m., Sunday....
Continue ReadingFurman, Greenville County working together to revitalize Poinsett Highway corridor
Furman is working with Greenville County officials to begin an initiative to revitalize Poinsett Highway, the corridor that connects the university to downtown Greenville. The planning has only begun, but the ideas include encouraging redevelopment...
Continue ReadingGreenville News reports on Furman, Upcountry History Museum partnership
Furman and the Upcountry History Museum celebrated their new partnership Feb. 29 with a special event at the museum in downtown Greenville. Furman had announced earlier that, five years after the museum first opened its...
Continue Reading12 new members join Alumni Board
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Board of Directors, which provides counsel and guidance to the university on behalf of alumni, welcomes 12 new members and a new chair, Leslie Smith ’91, to its ranks this fall....
Continue ReadingFurman to honor its top military brass at Homecoming
IS FURMAN AN INCUBATOR for top military brass? Bill Mayville ’76, a product of Furman’s military science program, noticed a few years ago that a number of Furman graduates were being promoted to the military’s...
Continue ReadingHamrick provided strong leadership
WHEN FURMAN AWARDED James L. Hamrick an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree in 1996, it recognized him as “a man of unfailing good humor, quiet modesty and great wisdom.” He was also a loyal alumnus,...
Continue Reading35 years of keeping Furman safe
WHEN BOB MILLER retired in May as director of public safety, he completed a 35-year Furman career during which student interests and concerns were his top priority. “Bob respected the dignity of everyone, no matter...
Continue ReadingMath in the city
By Erikah Haavie With 10 city-owned garages and more than 7,000 spaces, the logistics of parking in Greenville can be tricky. “Downtown Greenville is rockin’ and rollin’,” said Mike Murphy, Greenville’s Director of Public...
Continue ReadingFurman professors help NCAA with rating system
Furman University’s football team made it to the second round of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs before falling to North Dakota State in Fargo last weekend, but the university’s involvement in the playoffs...
Continue ReadingFurman series on “Obamacare” continues
“Is Medicaid Expansion Right or Wrong for South Carolina?,” the second presentation of a four-part series that examines the various facets of the Affordable Care Act, continues Wednesday, July 24, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Shaw Hall...
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