Chloe Sanderson

Furman students and faculty should engage in the newly expanded Native American Heritage Month events on campus which will offer unique opportunities for cultural enrichment.

Native American alumna, professor, and current student share their experiences at Furman.

This SGA executive election was especially controversial, and resulted in Furman’s first Black SBP and SBVP to serve in the same term.

As a high school senior, @BlackatFurmanUni prompted me to consider whether Furman could provide the safe and inclusive community I sought.

The seeds for some of Furman’s conversations about diversity and inclusion on campus were planted last summer in virtual reading groups.

Current and former members of the Furman community spoke at the MLK Community Breakfast, as part of the University MLK celebrations.