Nashville: Harvey Younginer ’62

Harvey Younginer ’62 and his wife took at trip to Nashville over the holidays. They took at steamboat trip up the Mississippi river and visited several of the theaters and shows in the city. On one of their excursions, they ran into country star Steven Whitson, pictured here with Harvey. Go Tigers!  

Paris: Best Friends

Seven Clemson friends vacationed in Paris, their second trip together since graduating two years ago. While vacationing in Paris, they took a day trip to Champagne, France, to tour different chateaus. This picture was taken outside of Chateau Moet and Chandon. Back row: Jenn Fantin ’12, Casey Hobbs ’13; front row: Gab Valentini ’12, Talysa Glogower […]

Bryn Smith ’02 Named Volunteer of the Year

At the end of the first quarter of the Syracuse football game, the Alumni Association honored Bryn Smith ’02 with the Volunteer of the Year Award, the highest and greatest expression of appreciation extended to an individual by the Alumni Association staff for outstanding service and volunteerism. After graduating in 2002, Smith moved to New […]

Pictured, left to right: MK Dempsey, Thomas Rhodes, Tia Williams, George Magrath, Hannah Pittman, Steve Foushee, Raven Magwood, Tripp James, Laneika Musalini, Brian Ammons.

Young Alumni Recognize This Year's Roaring 10

In October, the Young Alumni Council named their newest rising stars: the Roaring 10. These alumni have made an impact in business, leadership, community, educational and/or philanthropic endeavors, while exemplifying Clemson’s core values of honesty, integrity and respect. Tripp James ’02, M ’04 has founded, operated and harvested several successful small businesses and currently serves […]

My Clemson: Daniel Licata ’09

When I transferred to Clemson in the fall of 2006, I was looking for a better “college experience.” The university I had left behind was low on school spirit; they didn’t even have a football team. Clemson did not provide me with an experience; it transformed my life. I found a new family in those […]

William S. Gaillard Jr. ’40

WWII Soldier History and travel enthusiast, Rhonda Bailey Antonetti ’87 (NURS) of Charleston wanted to take Tiger Paw flags to place on the Clemson alumni WWII soldiers’ graves in the American Cemetery in Normandy, France. Little did she know the amazing, serendipitous venture this gesture would uncover. She was able to place only one flag […]