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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...
Continue ReadingTHEN: 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.
Continue ReadingQ&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.
Continue ReadingNEXT: 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.
Continue ReadingGiving Back to Move Forward
Cindy Davis '84 wants to help give all Furman students a chance at the same opportunities scholarships offered her.
Continue ReadingFirst Furman, Then Fame
Jesse Rice '01 is an award-winning musician who has worked with Elton John, Paul McCartney, Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.
Continue ReadingShelf 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
Continue ReadingAfter 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.
Continue ReadingForever Friends Give Back to Furman
A group of 15 Furman University alumnae, led by Susan Shi ’71 M’73, raised more than $600,000 to name a place on campus that brings back a lot of memories.
Continue ReadingNOW: Jason Levitt ’26 sees The Furman Advantage in Action
The Furman Advantage has sparked Jason Levitt '26 and his passion for community health and leadership, driving him to pursue medical school and work toward addressing health disparities and inequities within his community.
Continue ReadingNotes From the Field: Like No Other
Furman University's long-standing athletic prowess is reflected in past success and will fuel the future of Paladin sports.
Continue Reading‘Geomodels guy,’ Furman alum Prince unpacks Tropical Storm Helene
Phillip Prince '04 is on a quest to keep viewers engaged while breaking down complex geological phenomena. In a video-gone-viral, he explains how Tropical Storm Helene was able to quickly unleash a torrent of catastrophic...
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