Photos of Clemson gymnasts performing different moves in their routine.
September 18, 2024

Gold Standard
In 1975, three years after the passage of Title IX, Clemson began to lay the foundation for women’s varsity sports, recruiting promising coaches and athletes to build the women’s basketball and tennis programs.
A group of black and white photos of Lachlan Tannery and his family.

September 18, 2024 – Features

No Greater Love

Diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia when he was only 19 months old, Lachlan Tannery lost his battle against cancer eight days before Clemson photojournalist Ken Scar stumbled upon a stuffed animal in Memorial Stadium.

Eric Reson stands beside a safari vehicle with rolling hills and blue skies behind him.

September 12, 2024 – Features

Reason to Believe

Eric Reson M ’12 came of age in the iconic grasslands of Maasai Mara before earning a graduate degree at Clemson. The older he grew, the more he saw wildlife dwindling in his community.

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When you talk about conservation, it’s not new. It’s just giving names to things that communities were doing.

Eric Reson

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Alumni Stories

Ed Nelson stands with a group of Whataburger employees outside with a blue sky in the background.

What a CEO!

Clemson alumnus and Whataburger CEO Ed Nelson celebrates Whataburger’s Sweet 16 with a trip down memory lane.

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Learning Abroad

A watercolor illustration shows a girl playing on a beach with her parents in the background.

Time Travel

A study abroad trip led one Clemson student to the beaches of Normandy, where a sight stirred a meeting of family history and present-day peace.

Clemson Forever

Grace White and her father Clay stand smiling side by side.

Gift to Remember

Alumna turns her graduation day into a surprise for her father.

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