CLUB ACTIVITIES: Tigers in Detroit
When Jen Volpe relocated from Atlanta to Detroit in 2014, she began looking for some fellow members of the Clemson Family. Although there was no active club, she worked with the Alumni Association and found that there were more than 300 local Clemson alums and friends in the area. These Detroit Tigers are now working […]
Clemson’s alumni network ranks first
Clemson has the best alumni network among the nation’s Best Value colleges and universities, according to The Princeton Review. In its new book, Colleges That Pay You Back: The 200 Best Value Colleges and What It Takes to Get In — 2015 Edition, The Princeton Review ranks Clemson’s alumni network No. 1. Clemson ranked in three […]
Clemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program
Andrew Brownlow’s doctoral research in civil engineering is about maintaining subway tunnels. Because of a new exchange program between Clemson and China’s top engineering program, the Ph.D. student from Aiken was able to travel to Shanghai, home to the world’s longest subway system. “They have great opportunities to do research,” Brownlow said. “I made some […]
Artist installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR
There’s a new sculpture installation on the grounds of CU-ICAR, thanks to art professor Joey Manson. At the invitation of CU-ICAR, Manson and visual arts major David Lamm installed Manson’s sculpture, “Early Hatch,” in February. Manson, who works with industrial material, found a complementary home for his work, which he describes as “an exploration of […]
Q&A: Joey Manson
Where are the top 3 to 5 places where you’ve had or currently have work? Manson: Chicago is a city that is very supportive of the arts and sculpture in particular. I’ve shown sculptures in six public art exhibitions hosted by Chicago in the last three years. I’ve also shown in Stamford CT, San Angelo […]
Q&A: Catherine Mobley
CW: What do you enjoy most about your job? Or what’s the most satisfying thing about your job? Mobley: There’s so much that I enjoy about my career, but perhaps my favorite part is that I am constantly learning something new. No day is ever the same as I am continually challenged to apply sociology […]
Meg Langston Wilkins ’84
Meg Langston Wilkins ’84, visited Zermatt, Switzerland, for a spring vacation. She’s pictured showing Clemson Pride in front of the Matterhorn!
Australia: Kristen Kelly '14
Kristen is currently living in Adelaide, Australia, and will be for the rest of 2015 as she interns at a local church, Trinity Bay, with TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission). She is aiming to explore the land “down under” while sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. That exploration landed her with a cute little kangaroo at […]
Italy: Mac Devine ’88 and Karen Devine
Mac and Karen Devine on top of the dome of St Peter’s in Vatican City looking out over the city of Rome.
Machu Picchu, Peru: Sidney Able '78 and Lauren Able Johnson '07
Sidney Able ’78 and daughter Lauren Johnson ’07 visit Machu Picchu during her spring break from graduate school.










