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Filling their Clemson Buckets
Seniors celebrated their status this year with a week of events centered around the theme “The Clemson Bucket List.” Seniors had the opportunity to rub the rock, share lunch at the Esso Club, tour the carillon bells of Tillman, tour the indoor practice facility and dance the night away at a Senior Ball on the […]
Cape Fear Clemson Club
For the fifth year in a row, the Cape Fear Clemson Club sponsored a water/aid station for the Quintilles Wrightville Beach Marathon in March. This year, they were graced with the Tiger’s attendance at the weekend events!
"Education has been the ticket for me": C. Tycho Howle ’71, M ’73
This past spring, C. Tycho Howle stepped up to the microphone and told a room full of Clemson faithful, “I’m glad to be home.” The stage at his alma mater was a long way from his humble beginnings in a small South Carolina town, but Howle never forgot how important education has been in his […]
Fort Hill Clemson Club builds endowment for Upstate students
Every year, the Fort Hill Clemson Club, with about 100 members, puts on a major event, the annual Recruiting Wrap Up, held just as football recruiting ends. They sell tickets, find sponsors, get the coaches and players on the program, and serve lots of barbecue. It’s hard work but also enables the club to raise […]
Magnolia Clemson Club supports Call Me MISTER
The Magnolia Clemson Club has partnered with the Call Me MISTER® program at Jackson State University, supporting the program and serving as ambassadors for Clemson. Call Me MISTER® is a nationally acclaimed program started at Clemson to increase the number of African-American male teachers in South Carolina’s public elementary school classrooms. In 2012, the University partnered with the […]
New urine test could reduce need for blood samples
If you’ve been to the doctor, you probably know what to do when you’re handed a plastic cup and shown to the bathroom. Most patients hand over the sample and give little thought to what happens when it’s shipped to the lab for analysis. Chemistry professor Ken Marcus and his students are the exceptions. They have […]