Furman University
Furman University is a private liberal arts university in Greenville, South Carolina. Founded in 1826 and named for the clergyman Richard Furman, Furman University is the oldest private institution of higher learning in South Carolina.
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David Trone
United States Representative
John B. Watson
American psychologist
Ligon Duncan
Victoria Jackson
American actress
Rob Woodall
U. S. Representative
Clint Dempsey
American football player
Ricardo Clark
American soccer player
Amy Grant
American singer-songwriter
Herman Lay
American businessman
Xavier Woods
American football safety
Judy Clarke
American attorney
Nick Theodore
American Politician
Shea Salinas
American soccer player
Drew Moor
American soccer player
Emile Pandolfi
American pianist
Keith Lockhart
American conductor
Allison Micheletti
Professional golfer
Fabien Vorbe
Haitian football player
Billy Laval
American baseball manager
Ed Setzler
Member of the Georgia State Senate
Luther Broughton
American football player
Stanford Jennings
American football player
Tom Mastny
Baseball player
John Matthews Manly
American professor
David C. Garrett Jr.
American businessman
Robert T. Ashmore
U. S. representative
Joseph R. Bryson
U. S. representative
Brian Bratton
Canadian football player
Ingle Martin
American football player
Charles Aurelius Smith
David Whitehurst
American football player
Jerome Felton
American football fullback
John Barry Nusum
Football player
Jonathan Leathers
American soccer player
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Musical artist
David Tolbert
Special prosecutor
Frances Ligler
Biochemist
Julius van de Laar
Basketball player
Alexander Stubb
Former Prime Minister of Finland
Issachar Jacox Roberts
Missionary
Ernest Gibson
American football player
Chris Rickwood
Composer
Brad Faxon
American professional golfer
Betsy Byars
American author
Young J. Pope
Former South Carolina Attorney General
Maurice Bloomfield
American author
Clement Haynsworth
Judge
