In its search for volunteers, the Clemson Alumni Association answers frequently asked questions about serving fellow Tigers and staying connected.
2026
When in Los Angeles
Los Angeles resident Alexia Grevious Henderson ’14 gives a glimpse of what the Southern California metro has to offer.
Tiger Tell: How to Maintain Your Yard Year-Round
Frustrated with a yard that never seems to thrive? Clemson expert Samantha McGaha Brown ’18 is here to help.
Pressed with Purpose
In 1927, Clemson botanist D.B. Rosenkrans collected and preserved a specimen of a now-extinct population of Oconee bells.
130 Years of Clemson Athletics
A look back at the origin of athletic competition at Clemson.
Sanctuaries by the Sea
Felicia Sanders M ’00 has dedicated her career to protecting the shorebirds that depend on South Carolina’s changing coast.
Golden Memories
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.
Planning for Success
An inside look at how Clemson’s Events Services makes some of the University’s most beloved events successful while providing students with hands-on learning experiences.
Compassionate Costuming
From Clemson’s Department of Performing Arts to Broadway, Devario D. Simmons ’13 designs for an empathetic future.
Revolutionary Artifacts
Through his sister Louisa’s marriage to the great-nephew of George Washington, Thomas Green Clemson came into possession of a chair believed to have been used by America’s first president.
