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ABOUT FURMAN
Founded in 1826, Furman is a nationally ranked private liberal arts and sciences university that offers premier academics, broad research opportunities, four institutes and NCAA Division I athletics. Students live and learn on a campus that is internationally recognized for its beauty. Through rigorous academics and unrivaled support, Furman guarantees every student an unparalleled education that combines classroom learning with real-world experiences and self-discovery. This unique approach, guided by a diverse community of mentors, prepares students for lives of purpose, accelerated careers and community impact – demonstrating in concrete terms the value of a Furman education.
2,550
TOTAL STUDENTS
Perfect balance of diverse opportunities and personal connections
10:1
STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO
75+ AREAS OF STUDY Flexibility to explore your interests and build a strong academic foundation for a wide range of career paths
14
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
Exceptional access to faculty means guidance that’s tailored to your goals
18
DIVISION I ATHLETIC TEAMS
Cheer on the Paladins at home games with free student tickets
Small classes mean professors know your name, your goals and how to help you succeed
86% STUDENTS
PARTICIPATING IN HIGH IMPACT EXPERIENCES
Real-world experiences through research, internships and study away prepare you for success after graduation
WALKING DRIVING
Administration Building (1)
• Hartness Admissions Center
• Enrollment Services
• F inancial Aid
• Registrar’s Office
Furman Hall (2)
• A sian Studies
• Classics
• Communication Studies
• English
• History
• M odern Languages & Literatures
• Philosophy
• Religion
James B. Duke Library (3)
• 450,000+ volumes
• Center for Academic Success
• L argest computer lab on campus
• T he Library Café
• M ultimedia viewing and production areas
• S pecial Collections
• Study areas, 24-hour room
Riley Hall (4)
• Co mputer Science
• Economics
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Earth, Environmental & Sustainability Sciences
• Neuroscience
• Physics
• S anders Science Library
• Ethnobotany garden
• L iving Machine: Tidal wetland wastewater treatment facility
Hipp Hall (6)
• Accounting
• B usiness Administration
• Education
• Institute for the Advancement of Community Health
• T he Hill Institute for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Student Office for Accessibility Resources (SOAR)
Trone Student Center (7)
• Mathematics Townes Science Center (5)
• B ell Tower Bookstore & Bistro
• Center for Engaged Learning
• Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection
• Heller Service Corps
• Malone Center for Career Engagement
• Office of Student Involvement
• Pala Den Food Court: Chickfil-A, Moe’s Southwestern Grill, Sushi with Gusto
• T he Paddock Restaurant
• Print & Post Express (P2X)
• Rinker Center for Study Away & International Education
• S hucker Center for Leadership Development
• Student Life
• Undergraduate Research & Internships
Daniel Dining Hall (8)
• B reakfast bar
• Rotating menu of made-fromscratch cuisines, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options
• Farm to fork program
Johns Hall (9)
• Politics & International Affairs
• Psychology
• Sociology
• T he Riley Institute
Physical Activities Center (10)
• Fitness Center, indoor basketball court, dance studio, racquetball courts
• C ampus Recreation & Wellness
• Furman Institute of Running & Scientific Training
• H ealth Sciences
• M ilitary Science
South Housing (11)
• G eer, Manly, McGlothlin, Poteat, Blackwell residence halls
• Center for Interpersonal Connections
• Pod-style bathrooms
• Primarily first-year students
Clark Murphy Housing Complex (12)
• S ophomores and some juniors
• Chiles, Gambrell, Haynsworth, Judson, McBee, Ramsay, Townes residence halls
• S orority and fraternity halls
• S uite and hall-style bathrooms
North Village Housing (13)
• M ost juniors and all seniors
• Private rooms, kitchen, living and sun room
• B asketball, tennis courts, sand volleyball
• Intramural fields
• Conference/meeting rooms
Daniel Memorial Chapel (14)
• C ampus Ministry
• O ffice of Spiritual Life
Daniel Music Building (15a)
• Composition
• M usic Education
• Performance
• Theory
• M axwell Music Library
McAlister Auditorium (15b)
• S erves as Furman’s primary performance hall
Roe Art Building (16)
• Studio Art and Art History
Playhouse (17)
• T heatre Arts
Place of Peace (18)
• Connects with Asia Garden
• Former Buddhist temple supports mind-body wellness Walking tour route Audio tour is available for walking tour only
The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities (19a)
• S upports sustainability teaching, research and student experiences
• Native-plant formal gardens Furman Farm (19b)
• Organically managed ¼-acre farm
• Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program
• C ampus compost program
Greenbelt Community/ Duke Energy Village (20)
• Sustainable living student community Furman Lake (21)
• L akeside amphitheater with 3,000+ seats, full sound/lighting system and summer concert series
• L akeside trail offers easy viewing of Willis Arboretum labeled trees Bell Tower (22)
• Historic replica built in 1965 signals class starts and celebrates football victories
Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail (23)
• 28-mile biking and walking trail
• Connects Furman to downtown Greenville and Travelers Rest
AUDIO TOUR