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A Wealth of Well-Being

Jose Morales-Martinez ’18 gives back to a community that has shown him so much.

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Fifty Years of Gratitude

Furman’s Purple & White Golf League turns 50 with members who include presidents, football coaches and anyone willing to play twice a week.

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Notable Obituaries

Furman University lost some dynamic individuals and notable contributors in recent months

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Class Notes Spring 2025

Furman's Class Notes section keeps you updated on major events in the lives of our alumni

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Letter From the Editor

As someone who grew up in Ohio with little knowledge of anything related to the South, outside of beach trips in the summer, I must admit that most of my notions of this part of...

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THEN: Experiencing the South as a “Connecticut Yankee”

As a “Connecticut Yankee” and transfer student to Furman in September 1981, I was still getting used to the South while learning the rigor of my new university.

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Q&A with Claire Witlinger: How to foster productive conversations

As the co-founder of Furman’s Dins Dialogue program, Claire Whitlinger, an associate professor of sociology, spoke with Furman magazine about fostering productive conversation and Furman’s role in facilitating that dialogue.

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NEXT: Examining AI and it’s Effect on the Classroom

The capabilities of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) have practically quadrupled in recent years and Furman University has a responsibility to learn as much about it as possible.

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Giving Back to Move Forward

Cindy Davis '84 wants to help give all Furman students a chance at the same opportunities scholarships offered her.

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First Furman, Then Fame

Jesse Rice '01 is an award-winning musician who has worked with Elton John, Paul McCartney, Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.

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Shelf Life: Books by Furman alumni and professors

Forbidden love in the ’70s South, an examination of gender roles in Shakespeare, a children’s book about the art of listening, and an unlikely friendship highlight Furman magazine's Shelf Life feature

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After the Aisle: Falling in Love Again

Mike Stevenson ’64 and Toni Robinson ’64 find each other and another chance at love after more than 60 years.

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