Alumni and Parents
Welcome Paladin grads, parents and friends of Furman. Visit often to stay informed, connect with fellow alumni, parents and friends, and learn about the benefits of giving back. While you’re here, catch up on all the latest news and events.
Alumni Clubs
Alumni Clubs engage lifelong members who are interested in building and cultivating the Furman community in their area in order to enhance a sense of tradition, affiliation and pride.
Events and News
Learn more about events and news from campus and your local alumni FAN Club
Connect
Connect with more than 33,000 alumni and friends through our alumni association, events and travel programs.
Furman University Alumni Learning Community (ALC)
Furman University is a proud member of the Alumni Learning Consortium, an online learning platform that provides digital events and webinars presented by global thought leaders and award-winning Furman faculty members. The ALC gives access to a broad range of webinars and events covering topics from professional development and networking, to emotional and mental health, and even parenting and family life.
Furman Magazine: One State, One People
As the Riley Institute turns 20, former Governor and Secretary Of Education Dick Riley isn’t resting.
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Serve
When you get involved with Furman, you enhance what it means to be a Paladin.
Career Advancement
Whether you’re looking for a little career advice before jumping into that first job or you’re brushing up on some skills to stay sharp, we’re here to keep you on the path to success.
In the News
Contact us
Have a question about an alumni event or giving opportunity? Contact us—we're here to help.
Meet an Alum
In the end, the only right path is the one that feels truest to you. Choose that path because, when you’re doing what you love, the money and the satisfaction will be a forgone conclusion.
For anyone who may be struggling to overcome a hurdle or bump in the road, continue to believe in yourself and know that the hurdle only wins if you stop trying to jump it. Don’t let failures define you. Make your failures a testimony.
My entrepreneurial spirit was the perfect match for a career in real estate. In my first full year, I sold 24 homes and was named “Keller Williams Rookie of the Year” in my office. The stars finally aligned, and it became obvious that real estate was my calling.
