\n
FEATURES<\/h2>\nLoving the Land<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0J. Drew Lanham
\nDrew Lanham grew up on a 200-acre farm outside of Edgefield and learned to love the land. Now a faculty member, he’s still wandering the woods of the Clemson Experimental Forest, a showplace, he says, of what\u00a0hope and care and love can do for wildness.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nTeam Player<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Pat Olsen
\nHe might not be in the sports headlines when the San Diego Padres win a big game, but director of field operations Luke Yoder is a behind-the-scenes star.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nDiscovering a Family Heirloom<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Peter Kent
\nThe Bradfords have been growing watermelons for more than 170 years, and they taste like the melons you ate as a kid. The eighth generation to take up the hoe, Nat Bradford is sowing seeds for his family’s future and determined to make the world a better place for thirsty people.<\/p>\n
Peanut Butter Jelly<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Paul Alongi
\nAn animated short showcases the increasing sophistication coming out of a Clemson program that mimics a real-world animation studio.<\/p>\n
2015 Distinguished Service Awards<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nEvery spring, Clemson recognizes a select number of extraordinary alumni. These five men have been\u00a0designated as recipients of the 2015 Distinguished Service Award.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>
\nDEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
By\u00a0J. Drew Lanham
\nDrew Lanham grew up on a 200-acre farm outside of Edgefield and learned to love the land. Now a faculty member, he’s still wandering the woods of the Clemson Experimental Forest, a showplace, he says, of what\u00a0hope and care and love can do for wildness.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nTeam Player<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Pat Olsen
\nHe might not be in the sports headlines when the San Diego Padres win a big game, but director of field operations Luke Yoder is a behind-the-scenes star.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nDiscovering a Family Heirloom<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Peter Kent
\nThe Bradfords have been growing watermelons for more than 170 years, and they taste like the melons you ate as a kid. The eighth generation to take up the hoe, Nat Bradford is sowing seeds for his family’s future and determined to make the world a better place for thirsty people.<\/p>\n
Peanut Butter Jelly<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Paul Alongi
\nAn animated short showcases the increasing sophistication coming out of a Clemson program that mimics a real-world animation studio.<\/p>\n
2015 Distinguished Service Awards<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nEvery spring, Clemson recognizes a select number of extraordinary alumni. These five men have been\u00a0designated as recipients of the 2015 Distinguished Service Award.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>
\nDEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
By\u00a0Pat Olsen
\nHe might not be in the sports headlines when the San Diego Padres win a big game, but director of field operations Luke Yoder is a behind-the-scenes star.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\nDiscovering a Family Heirloom<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Peter Kent
\nThe Bradfords have been growing watermelons for more than 170 years, and they taste like the melons you ate as a kid. The eighth generation to take up the hoe, Nat Bradford is sowing seeds for his family’s future and determined to make the world a better place for thirsty people.<\/p>\n
Peanut Butter Jelly<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Paul Alongi
\nAn animated short showcases the increasing sophistication coming out of a Clemson program that mimics a real-world animation studio.<\/p>\n
2015 Distinguished Service Awards<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nEvery spring, Clemson recognizes a select number of extraordinary alumni. These five men have been\u00a0designated as recipients of the 2015 Distinguished Service Award.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>
\nDEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
By\u00a0Peter Kent
\nThe Bradfords have been growing watermelons for more than 170 years, and they taste like the melons you ate as a kid. The eighth generation to take up the hoe, Nat Bradford is sowing seeds for his family’s future and determined to make the world a better place for thirsty people.<\/p>\n
Peanut Butter Jelly<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nBy\u00a0Paul Alongi
\nAn animated short showcases the increasing sophistication coming out of a Clemson program that mimics a real-world animation studio.<\/p>\n
2015 Distinguished Service Awards<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\nEvery spring, Clemson recognizes a select number of extraordinary alumni. These five men have been\u00a0designated as recipients of the 2015 Distinguished Service Award.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>
\nDEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
\nAn animated short showcases the increasing sophistication coming out of a Clemson program that mimics a real-world animation studio.<\/p>\n
Every spring, Clemson recognizes a select number of extraordinary alumni. These five men have been\u00a0designated as recipients of the 2015 Distinguished Service Award.<\/p>\n
<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>
\nDEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
DEPARTMENTS<\/h2>\nThe View From Sikes<\/a><\/h3>\nPresident Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\nLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\nClemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\nIn These Hills<\/h3>\n
NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
CLEMSON FOREVER
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\nMy Clemson: Cambridge Gamble \u201917<\/a>
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n
President Clements talks about setting the stage for the next fifty years<\/a><\/p>\n Clemson House: Once known as “Carolina’s Smartest Hotel”<\/a><\/p>\n NEWS & NOTEWORTHY<\/a> CLEMSON FOREVERLandmarks & Legends<\/a><\/h3>\n
In These Hills<\/h3>\n
\n<\/span><\/strong>Mobley receives Class of \u201939 Award<\/a>
\nZucker Family Graduate Education Center to bring engineering education to Charleston<\/a>
\nClemson World recognized for print and electronic versions<\/a>
\nArtist Installs “Early Hatch” at CU-ICAR<\/a>
\nDuckenfield Scholars return to campus to host symposium<\/a>
\nClemsonTV launches “Policy Matters” series<\/a>
\nClemson team to compete in international Solar Decathlon<\/a>
\nClemson to exchange Ph.D. candidates with China’s top civil engineering program<\/a>
\nClemson trustees approve infrastructure, athletic plans<\/a>
\nTechnical colleges sign letters of intent with Clemson and USC<\/a><\/span>
\nCADENCE COUNT<\/a>
\n<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nMy Clemson<\/h3>\n
\n<\/a><\/span>Mayberry Scholarship brightens Egan’s future
\n<\/a>Duke Energy Foundation gift supports students and teachers
\n<\/a>Watt Family Innovation Center adds two founding partners
\n<\/a>Osher Foundation awards $1 million to Clemson’s OLLI program
\n<\/a>Will to Lead Executive Committee, 2014-2016
\n<\/a>Clemson Forever events<\/a>
\nLIFELONG TIGERS<\/a><\/span>
\nTRAVELERS<\/a><\/p>\nAlumni Profiles<\/h3>\n
\nRaymond E. Jones \u201986<\/a>
\nRandolph R. “Randy” Smith \u201966, HD \u201997<\/a>
\nCatie Sacks Rabun \u201908<\/a>
\nKimberly P. Johnson M \u201910<\/a>
\nR. Adam Kern \u201912<\/a>
\nRiley M. Csernica \u201912, M \u201913 & Chelsea L. Ex-Lubeskie \u201912, M \u201913<\/a>
\n<\/span><\/div>\n