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Wilbur O. “Billy” Powers HA ’04, businessman, philanthropist and devoted Clemson Tiger, dies at 90

Remembered for his faith, love of family and quiet generosity, Billy Powers helped create opportunities for generations of Clemson students and countless others.
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Teaching Innovators: Megan Che

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Megan Che serves as an associate professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning at Clemson University. In the College of Education, Che prepares the next generation of math teachers, and she likes to serve as an example of how math can always stay interesting.
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