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Furman University mentioned in USNWR’s ‘best places’ round-up
Learn why Greenville, South Carolina, scores No. 4 in USNWR's "Best Places to Live."
Continue ReadingVickery ’22, Quinn author paper about DEI, climate policy
Furman alumna Caroline Vickery '22 and John Quinn publish a paper in Journal of Environmental Management. In a literature review, they scoured nearly 3,000 articles related to forest management and climate change policy to find...
Continue ReadingWhere there’s smoke, there’s BBQ: MayX pulls apart the tradition
Demand for barbecue is high, but what are the costs, and how did this cultural phenomenon take off? "Barbecue: It's a Noun, Not a Verb" tackles bitter issues and tasty bits.
Continue ReadingJim VandeHei and Autumn Hanna VandeHei ’94 share adoption story
May is National Foster Care Month. Learn how the VandeHeis adopted their son Kelvin five years ago. They hope to inspire others to make the leap.
Continue ReadingMental health and wellbeing suggestions from the Trone Center for Mental Fitness
For Mental Health Awareness Month, the expert staff of the Trone Center for Mental Fitness offer suggestions to help stay mentally fit throughout the year.
Continue ReadingFurman’s strategic plan gains media attention
Furman's "FUture Focused," a five-year strategic plan, wins coverages in local news outlets.
Continue ReadingStudents study around the world during May Experience
From Orlando to South Africa, mountainous regions to the Valley of the Kings, Old World cities to the Galapagos Islands, Furman students and faculty make the most of the three-week term called MayX.
Continue ReadingPreston Cole ’16 debuts at PGA Championship
Cole, a 2016 Furman graduate and golf standout, makes his debut at the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. In two video clips, he talks about his journey with an NBC affiliate...
Continue ReadingFurman campus featured on PBS series ‘Travels with Darley’
Furman alumnus Ty Houck gives host of PBS travel and food series a tour of campus by bike. They make stops at popular food and beverage spots along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.
Continue ReadingFurman, Lutheran Services Carolinas hold program about refugees
A local TV station covered a program hosted by Furman University and LSC about refugee resettlement and placement in the Upstate.
Continue ReadingFurman launches strategic plan with focus on innovation, community, sustainability
"FUture Focused," a five-year plan, enumerates priorities and goals for strengthening the academic experience for students and deepening relationships with the community.
Continue ReadingRiley DLI reading program ‘A Mother’s Voice’ gets support from DSS
A cohort of the Diversity Leaders Initiative created a way for inmates to stay connected to their children and grandchildren. Ahead of Mother's Day, Riley's Readers gets support from the South Carolina Department of Social...
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