I have been coming to this beautiful campus to explore since I was a young child over 30 years ago, and it never disappoints. Open to the public are: a lake, a bell tower (be aware that you can only partially climb), a rose garden, a Japanese garden, a vegetable garden, other gardens, several fountains, a disc golf course, a golf course, an amphitheater, a football stadium, a basketball arena, a university bookstore (owned by Barnes & Noble with a Starbucks cafe), a dining hall and food court that serve the public during certain hours, and so much more.
Be sure to visit the welcome center at the back of the roundabout at the main entrance and peruse the online schedule of events (e.g. symphonic performances on the shore of the lake, theatrical productions, art exhibits, continuing...
Read moreWhile in Greenville, South Carolina we visited the campus of Furman U. Unfamiliar with this private college, our tour of the highlights of the 750 acre campus made us feel like it was a fine place to attend for a liberal arts or science degree. Indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a golf course, multiple athletic fields for every sports, an amphitheater, Japanese garden, lake with a bell tower and a music pavilion with a media center are some of the many amenities here.
Established in 1826 by the Baptist Church for Clergyman Richard Furman, it last ranked at number 45 by the U.S. News and World Report 2022-2023 edition for National Liberal...
Read moreAnother Great Reason to visit the Upstate. Symphonies on the Lawn, Great walks and the rose Garden at Furman University. There is even a Starbucks at the Student Center. There are lecturers from around the world, exhibits, and forward thinking that is helping shape the future landscape of the Region. Learn about the history of this University and experience the future of First Class Education with...
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