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University to host Christmas Lovefeast service Dec. 7
Furman will host its annual Moravian Christmas Lovefeast service Sunday, Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. in Daniel Memorial Chapel. The CLP event is free and open to the public. Based on traditions originating in the...
Continue ReadingCarolina High principal honored as “Hero Next Door”
Michael Delaney ’09, principal of Carolina High School and Academy, was recognized last week by Greenville Forward as one of four recipients of the Heroes Next Door Award. This is the sixth year that Greenville...
Continue ReadingJazz Combos in concert Dec. 7
Furman University Jazz Combos will present a concert Sunday, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall on campus. Presented by the Furman University Department of Music, the concert is free and open to...
Continue ReadingArt by Clemson professor Thum on display
Drawings and paintings by Kathleen Thum, Assistant Professor of Art at Clemson University, will be on display Nov. 10-Dec. 12 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building on campus. Thompson Gallery hours are 9...
Continue ReadingManhood and domestic violence
If individuals—and institutions like the National Football League—want to join the movement against domestic violence, they must learn what help is acceptable and what is not. They need to learn that offering to “get tough”...
Continue ReadingUES hosts photography exhibition
Furman University Undergraduate Evening Studies (UES) will host a photography exhibition Oct. 21-Dec. 1 in the Baiden Gallery of the Herring Center on the Furman campus. The Herring Center for Continuing Education is open 8:30...
Continue ReadingAppeal of “The Hunger Games”
The latest installment of the "The Hunger Games" movies hits theaters this week. Why have the books and the films, which depict a bleak, totalitarian world where young people are pitted against one another in...
Continue ReadingRace matters in school discipline
According to Furman education professor Paul Thomas, school discipline and the U.S. judicial system have something in common. Males, specifically black males, suffer the brunt of punishment in schools and life because they are disproportionately...
Continue ReadingSinger/Songwriter Elise Barrett in concert Nov. 21
Singer/songwriter, author and pastor Elise Erikson Barrett will present a concert Friday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. in Daniel Chapel on the Furman campus. “The Gift of Emotion: A Concert for the Head and Heart” is...
Continue ReadingGender not a barrier for leaders
Furman president Elizabeth Davis was the keynote speaker in November at the annual ATHENA Leadership Symposium in Greenville, which actively supports talented women in their efforts to assume leadership positions. A noted scholar, teacher, author...
Continue ReadingWhere is U.S. foreign policy headed?
The recent midterm elections brought a clear defeat for the Democrats and a near-sweeping victory for the Republicans, who now control both chambers of Congress. But how will the new distribution of power in Washington...
Continue ReadingFrom Greenville Tech to Furman and beyond
When Jessie Stanion left high school in California, she I did not expect to attend college. However, at age 23, living in Greenville, she decided to take night classes at Greenville Technical College. That decision...
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