Clint Dempsey, the captain of the United States Men’s National Team and a former Furman men’s soccer standout, scored just 29 seconds into the match and the U.S. grabbed all three points on a late John Anthony Brooks tally in Continue reading Furman’s Dempsey Scores
Congratulations to the Lady Paladins! On Sunday, they won the Southern Conference Championship. You can read a recap of the exciting game by visiting the athletics’ site. Women’s soccer was a varsity sport at Furman for the first time in 1994. Previously it had Continue reading Cheer for our Champions
Special Collections and Archives would like to remind you of the opening remarks and reception for our new exhibition, A Coach for Life: the J. Lyles Alley Collection. The event will begin at 9:30 am on November 9, 2013 with Continue reading Lyles Alley Reception – Nov. 9th
A Coach for Life: the Lyles Alley Collection Exhibition Dates: August 23 – June 27, 2014 Opening Remarks by Interim President Carl Kohrt 9:30 am on November 9, 2013Pitts Room, James B. Duke LibraryReception and Open House to follow until Continue reading A Coach for Life
Several years before his retirement as Furman’s president, Dr. David Shi maintained a correspondence with one of Furman’s best known former students, nationally syndicated sports journalist and columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Furman Bisher. Bisher who attended Furman in 1938-1939, Continue reading Bisher Books on Display
February 13th, 1954 will always be remembered as an amazing night for Furman sports history. On that date, Paladin Senior, Frank Selvy, scored a record-breaking 100 points in a basketball game against Newberry College. Even before the opening tip, the Continue reading From the Archives: Celebrating Selvy – February 13, 1954
F.U. All the Time! Furman University Memorabilia, 1826-2013 Exhibition Dates: February 1 – May 6, 2013 Furman University and those attached to it have left behind evidence of life on its many campuses, beginning in Edgefield in 1826 and continuing Continue reading F.U. All the Time!
cc licensed flickr photo shared by david ian roberts In just a few days, the 2012 Olympic Games will begin in London. We all know the Olympics originated in ancient Greece. But beyond that, how much do you really know Continue reading 2012 Olympics