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“Why Furman?” Jillian Newton, Admissions Couns

“Why Furman?” Jillian Newton, Admissions Counselor. “As a recent graduate I felt so comfortable and at home already at Furman that I felt that taking a job here was the perfect way to start my professional career.”

“I did not discover Furman until my senior year

“I did not discover Furman until my senior year and didn’t really know much about it but decided to apply anyways because I felt that something was pulling me there. After being accepted, I finally had the chance to visit and as soon as I arrived I felt a sense of home that I hadn’t felt at any other school. In that moment, I made my decision. I am so thankful I did because now it is not only a place of comfort but also a place that pushes me to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally.” Whitni Simpson, Sophomore.

"Why Furman?: Maegan Azar, Theatre Arts Department

"Why Furman?: Maegan Azar, Theatre Arts Department Chair. “For me, Furman felt like an intellectual and artistic home the minute I set foot in The Playhouse. Being able to share my passion for theatre and storytelling with inquisitive and talented students, working at an institution that values hard conversations and artistic freedom, and being able to pursue my professional theatre career in Greenville makes Furman the perfect blend of teaching and research for me. I stay year after year (I'm now in my tenth!) because I love collaborating with my colleagues to transform theatre students into theatre artists while continuing to grow in my own artistry!"

Today we are highlighting Mrs. Deborah Allen, Dire

Today we are highlighting Mrs. Deborah Allen, Director of the Center for Inclusive Communities, and her take on the importance of mentorship in the Furman Community. “Mentor ship for me is a very personal thing that resonates with me because I was a first generation student and navigating by myself. When I look at the students, I see myself and I want to help them navigate through understanding their needs and providing them with access that are limited to them and others.”

@fupauperplayers has done it again with an incredi

@fupauperplayers has done it again with an incredible performance of Mamma Mia! There’s two more opportunities to be part of this uplifting, fun, & colorful musical! Tonight & tomorrow at 7:30!

“Hi everyone, I’m Callum Holland from London,

“Hi everyone, I’m Callum Holland from London, England. I’m came to Furman primarily for soccer but I loved the campus and the people I met before I came here. Since I’ve been here I’ve had amazing experiences both on and off the soccer field and met some great teammates, people and friends!”- Callum Holland, freshman!

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