Bridging the Gap
To bridge the gap between talent and opportunity, GE Gas Power announced it is establishing an annual scholarship to support underrepresented minorities and women on campus
Author Archive for: Jon
Jon Harp
Articles by Jon Harp
Clemson Senior Wins Prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpVenkata “Anish” Chaluvadi has become the first Clemson student ever named a Gates Cambridge Scholar.
Unmarked Graves Found at Woodland Cemetery
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpCompleted ground-penetrating radar testing of Clemson’s Woodland Cemetery has located more than 600 possible unmarked graves throughout much of the cemetery.
First Impression
/ in First Impression / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpCampus has been quiet this spring. But that silence is not indicative of the amount of activity going on behind the scenes.
Parting Shot
/ in Parting Shot / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpThis mural on the alley wall of Tiger Sports Shop, painted by the students of Tiger Wall Art Association, greets visitors to downtown Clemson.
We Have Clemson
/ in In These Hills / 7 Comments / by: Jon HarpWhen you walked into your last class before spring break, you never thought that that would be some of your last Clemson moments.
Magic Comes to Men of Color
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpFor four years, Clemson’s Men of Color National Summit has featured an impressive lineup of speakers. Leaders from business, government, athletics and academics have spoken to students about their potential and pathways to success. This year, NBA legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson joined the all-star lineup of speakers March 3-4 in Greenville.
Summer Clemson Fun
/ in In These Hills / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpClemson University Summer Scholars offers weeklong sessions May 31-August 1 for high-achieving middle and high school students.
Parting Shot: Get Back Coach
/ in Parting Shot / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpPlanting Seeds for the Future
/ in Clemson Forever / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpJeannette Carr was a lifelong gardener who shared her love of gardening with everyone she knew. While her husband, Hap Carr ’60, helped their son, Chalmers R. Carr III ’90, run the largest peach farm on the East Coast, Titan Farms, she kept busy in her small-scale vegetable garden at their home in Ridge Spring, […]