Furman News

Billy Napier, 29, was promoted this offseason from tight ends coach to offensive coordinator.

FRIDAY * WEEKEND KICKOFF Celebrate Friday in downtown Greenville at Main Street Jazz, where Ms.

Friday, June 12, 2009 at 6:54 p.m. E equals MC squared. If you didn't understand a wordA that means, some Midlands students can help you out.. SomeA local teens are working hard to figure out match and chemistry equations at the Benedict College's South Carolina Alliance for Minority participation program.

A South Carolina university professor is the new president of the Southern Conference.

A Clemson University administrator's reported description of how the school made class size and admissions decisions to improve its place in magazine rankings has once again stirred debate about their importance.

Greenville honors contributions of former mayor Max Heller with statue on Main St.

Staycation is a much over-used word this year, but the concept remains valid. The Scottish Games are back with all the energy, sights and experiences to provide you and your family with an extraordinary day.

You kind of expect to hit an uphill climb when biking to a peak, but the slope on the new section of the Palmetto Trail heading into the town of Peak is surprising.

The chairman of the South Carolina Research Authority said he's stunned that some legislators used a last-minute budget amendment tucked inside the spending plan to remove him as chairman.

Furman University president David Shi announced today that he will retire in 13 months, at the conclusion of the 2009-10 academic year.

Furman University president David Shi says he will retire next year, after leading the Greenville school for 16 years.

Because Ludwig is charged with murder, onl9 a circui4 judge, not a magistrate, can grant bond, Deput9 Solicitor Bett9 Strom said.

John Ludwig was arrested this morning in Georgia in connection with the April 25 crash in which his Maserati plunged through a Furman-area home, killing a man inside, according to Lincoln County Georgia Sheriff Gerald Lawson.

Artisphere: Greenville's Arts Weekend is a perfect example of the old adage about not tinkering with proven success.

FURMAN HISTORY PROFESSOR LLOYD BENSON RECEIVES EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD GREENVILLE, S.C.-Lloyd Benson, a professor of history at Furman University, has been awarded a 2009 Excellence in Teaching Award from the South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities organization.

Digging through antiques stores in search of an old but new treasure is a great way to spend a free Saturday.

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- The South Carolina Force scored with 8.9 seconds left Saturday night to beat the Fayetteville Guard, 53-48, in American Indoor Football Association play at Crown Coliseum.

GREENVILLE, SC - Meals on Wheels of Greenville will hold the third annual Wheels for Meals fundraiser on Saturday, April 25, 2009 at Furman University.

FURMAN'S LAKESIDE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES BEGINS MAY 28 The free concerts are held each Thursday evening at 7:30~p.m. There will be a total of 11 concerts through Aug.

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf reminded an audience at Furman University Monday of the strong partnership the United States maintains with the rebuilding African country.