Edward T. O’Cain never fulfilled his dream of attending Clemson but sacrificed mightily so that his son could. Now, Jeff O’Cain ’69 is memorializing his father’s sacrifice with a treasured donation.
College Senior
Malcolm Williams ’23 earned his degree in sociology with a minor in Global Black Studies at age 84, accomplishing the educational dream he had always wanted to realize.
The Fiscal Wizard
John Alexander has shepherded Clemson’s endowment for more than two decades, but he doesn’t just excel in handling the finances for the University.
Love, Loss and Legacy
A family of Clemson alumni has dedicated a campus landmark to their late wife and mother, honoring her loving legacy.
The Humble Helmsman
Rutledge Leland III ’66 has served as the mayor and a leader of industry in McClellanville, South Carolina, for nearly 50 years. From steering the town through the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo to supporting the local shrimping economy, his leadership has been recognized with the Order of the Palmetto.
Natural Healing
Ph.D. student receives $10K forest therapy grant.
No Greater Love
Diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia when he was only 19 months old, Lachlan Tannery lost his battle against cancer eight days before Clemson photojournalist Ken Scar stumbled upon a stuffed animal in Memorial Stadium.
Two’s Company
Clemson University grads and lifelong friends reach rarified air in the military.
Creative Community
Clemson University’s Master of Fine Arts program has commemorated a half-century of creative expression and learning.
The Newest Memory
Hendricks family legacy reinforced twice this year.