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diversity matters | news
Protest on Campus: Student Response to Racial Bias Incidents
Following the recent appearance of white nationalist stickers and defacement of BLM flags, student leaders led a protest on the Joseph Vaughn Plaza.
news | diversity matters
Tom Keith Lynching Memorial Marker Unveiled On University Property
Mr. Keith was lynched by a white mob near Roe Ford Road on August 16, 1899.
diversity matters | news
Racial Reckoning Revisits Campus with Bias Incidents
Defaced BLM flags and white nationalist stickers found on campus lead University to offer $1,000 reward for information.
campus
Fall in Love with Fall!
Summer is better than fall? That’s a FALL-acy — so check out some of the best ways to celebrate the season below!
sports
Dins Off To A Strong Start Despite Belmont Loss
Furman lost a tough road game at Belmont but has looked good through three games.
arts
A Look into Pottery with Annika Conlee
For Furman student Annika Conlee, ceramics is not just a past-time; it is a passion.
news
Students to Receive Payment from Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF)
Furman Enrollment Services sent out an email last week entailing how to get the $400 grant.
diversity matters | news
First-Year Student Harmed by Anti-LGBTQIA+ Bias Incidents
“I felt unsafe. This felt like I was being targeted,” explained the first-year student who experienced the bias incidents.
opinion
University Policy is Stifling Intellectual Curiosity
The current policy goes against a core tenant of the GER program.
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