As the 1976 bicentennial class celebrates induction as Golden Tigers, one alumnus reflects on the notable impression made on — and by — a historic Clemson class.

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As the 1976 bicentennial class celebrates induction as Golden Tigers, one alumnus reflects on the notable impression made on — and by — a historic Clemson class.

The Power of One Challenge inspires David Sprouse ’61 and Sandra Sprouse’s Cornerstone investment.

The life-changing value of scholarships drives Raymond and Carla Jones’ giving.

Clemson’s most technologically advanced building was made possible with support from individuals, industries and the state: the Advanced Materials Innovation Complex.

Leaving a legacy of more than just the $2 bill, George Bennett ’55 is remembered as a large part of Clemson’s history.

Mark Mitchell M ’83, Ph.D. ’87 and Janet Mitchell established the Power of One challenge to recognize the power of Clemson University’s faculty.

The lifelong generosity of the McMahans continues with a gift to name the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture.

Quattlebaum gift supports the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine.

Jim Kaplan ’87 and his wife, Julee Kaplan, have given back to Clemson through funding need-based scholarships as they value the importance of education for all students.

John Alexander has shepherded Clemson’s endowment for more than two decades, but he doesn’t just excel in handling the finances for the University.