In 1975, three years after the passage of Title IX, Clemson began to lay the foundation for women’s varsity sports, recruiting promising coaches and athletes to build the women’s basketball and tennis programs.
CW Fall 2024
Returning the Favor
Aleda Jo Howard pays it forward for students.
Elevating Research
Endowment helps launch doctoral graduate’s career.
State of Service
Clemson University reserves its highest public honor, The Clemson Medallion, for individuals whose notable and significant service to Clemson exemplifies the dedication and foresight of the University’s founder and benefactor, Thomas Green Clemson.
Fall Feels
While changes to the main campus are underway, some things remain the same. Here are some familiar signs that it’s fall at Clemson University.
How to Be the Tiger
Former Clemson mascots give tips and tricks for providing safe and fun game day entertainment.
Gift to Remember
Alumna turns her graduation day into a surprise for her father.
Power Broker
Di Prizito shines in the luxury real estate scene.
Leaving a Legacy
Valerie Cagle talks about her Clemson
Softball career and what lies ahead.
Training Ground
Before becoming one of the most accomplished doubles tennis players of all time, Gigi Fernandez was a freshman All-American at Clemson during the 1982–1983 season.