Each year we honor two students that represent the three pillars of our university's public affairs mission: ethical leadership,
cultural competence, and community engagement. Chase and Olivia were chosen specifically for their involvement on campus and what they give back to the university.
During HAVOC week, students dress up in costumes (superheroes this year) to raise money for their respective charities. The entire week, or until they're eliminated, they are not allowed to shower, go back to their apartments, or change clothes. Each night, there are competitions to see who will get eliminated. Catch up with Emma Gray '25 as she gives us a behind the scenes look!
Discover the vibrant student life at Furman University as Katelyn takes you on a tour of the Student Involvement Fair!
Every year we highlight what's new at the university and all the accomplishments or changes across campus.
This is considered the flagship video of our department.
Each year there are several MarooNation Ball events held to celebrate student scholarship recipients. This video recognizes the two students from Springfield, chosen to receive the MarooNation scholarship.
Associate professor William Browne has never backed down from a challenge. Growing up in a military family, he joined the Marines after high school, initially planning to pursue a career in the military. But after a training accident left him with twisted vertebrae, Browne's life took an unexpected turn. With a long-standing fascination for science, he decided to pursue a Ph.D. in molecular genetics and cell biology, marking the beginning of his journey into academia.
The Frost Band of the Hour (FBOTH), the beloved marching band for the iconic Miami Hurricanes football and basketball, is a storied University of Miami institution almost as old as the University itself.
Graduate student Aidan O’Brien and his colleagues are working to assess the impact of climate change on amphibians and reptiles in the Florida Everglades. The students spend their day in the muddy waters and marshes collecting salamanders and conducting their research in the 80-acre Loxahatchee Impoundment Landscape Assessment, an experimental area at the edge of the Everglades, just west of Boynton Beach, built and managed by the South Florida Water Management District.
Dr. Brian Byrd and his students travel to Yosemite National Park to help a WCU alum, Dr. George Carroll, conduct mosquito surveillance in the park. Their goal is to determine what species of mosquitos are present with a warming climate.
This project was done to highlight the class of 2024 TAMU Veterinarian students. I planned, produced, directed and edited this video by myself. Their class president was an amazing violinist and we recorded his violin part in a recording studio and matched it with him playing it in the main building of the vet school. He gave a great speech and I took excerpts from his speech to make the first dedicated class video for the vet school.