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A pan of roasted vegetables including tomatoes, onions, artichokes, herbs and cracked black pepper.

A pan of roasted vegetables including tomatoes, onions, artichokes, herbs and cracked black pepper.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Put down the salt shaker and other recipe modifications for National Nutrition Month

March 13, 2023

neon sign that spells tax, located inside a window of a business, drawing attention for 2022 tax filing season

neon sign that spells tax, located inside a window of a business, drawing attention for 2022 tax filing season

Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

Hold on to your wallet — 10 things to know before filing 2022 taxes

March 6, 2023

A graphic that reads week of gratitude, along with a tiger paw icon

A graphic that reads week of gratitude, along with a tiger paw icon

Advancement

2022 Week of Gratitude begins November 14

November 15, 2022

A multi-racial male student and female student pose with the Tiger Cub mascot while holding Give Day t-shirts they received from making a gift. Behind them, on the lawn, stands a tent over a table and smiling students all around.

A multi-racial male student and female student pose with the Tiger Cub mascot while holding Give Day t-shirts they received from making a gift. Behind them, on the lawn, stands a tent over a table and smiling students all around.

Advancement

Clemson Family breaks record for gifts on annual Give Day

April 21, 2022

tax filing papers stacked on top of each other, with a clock and a sticky note that reads "tax time!"

tax filing papers stacked on top of each other, with a clock and a sticky note that reads "tax time!"

Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

7 things to know before filing 2021 taxes

March 21, 2022

An older couple, philanthropists Billy and Ann Powers, are standing in front of a long, concrete sign that stand about four feet from the ground and is slightly curved towards a new brick and glass building. The building is a part of the newly built business school, and the sign reads Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, named after the philanthropic couple standing in front of it. The day is slightly windy and a little overcast. There is a rock garden in front of the sign that leads to a curb. Behind the sign, in front of the building, is a small garden with a tree as its center. The couple gave Clemson its largest philanthropic gift to date.

An older couple, philanthropists Billy and Ann Powers, are standing in front of a long, concrete sign that stand about four feet from the ground and is slightly curved towards a new brick and glass building. The building is a part of the newly built business school, and the sign reads Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, named after the philanthropic couple standing in front of it. The day is slightly windy and a little overcast. There is a rock garden in front of the sign that leads to a curb. Behind the sign, in front of the building, is a small garden with a tree as its center. The couple gave Clemson its largest philanthropic gift to date.

Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

A year in review: Clemson’s largest philanthropic gift makes lasting changes

December 2, 2021

Man in his mid-fifties with longer hair, wearing a tux and sneakers, is standing in a mid-crouch with his right hand in his front pocket and left arm around a woman in a cocktail dress, standing with her left leg crossed in front of her right. They are outside an old, neglected industrial brick warehouse with rusted steel doors. The both have happy, friendly smiles, and his smile looks a little mischievous. They are Clemson University alumni, husband Brook and wife Pam Smith of Kentucky.

Man in his mid-fifties with longer hair, wearing a tux and sneakers, is standing in a mid-crouch with his right hand in his front pocket and left arm around a woman in a cocktail dress, standing with her left leg crossed in front of her right. They are outside an old, neglected industrial brick warehouse with rusted steel doors. The both have happy, friendly smiles, and his smile looks a little mischievous. They are Clemson University alumni, husband Brook and wife Pam Smith of Kentucky.

Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

Building entrepreneurial ventures: $2.5M gift to launch first-of-its-kind entrepreneurship space at Clemson University

October 29, 2021

Three men (two from McCall Farms) are standing among rows of lettuce and kale on a farm, discussing vegetable breeding. The day is overcast, and in the distance, a line of trees border an unplanted field as if it's hugging it.

Three men (two from McCall Farms) are standing among rows of lettuce and kale on a farm, discussing vegetable breeding. The day is overcast, and in the distance, a line of trees border an unplanted field as if it's hugging it.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

McCall Farms bolsters vegetable breeding research through $3M contribution

October 12, 2021

a virtual world or globe made up of technological lights being held in a person's hand

a virtual world or globe made up of technological lights being held in a person's hand

Office of Global Engagement

A new world: innovating global learning at Clemson

September 27, 2021

Clemson forever - O is a tiger paw

Clemson forever - O is a tiger paw

Clemson Family gives record-breaking $202M+ for scholarships, fellowships, endowments and more

July 15, 2021

Five new board members selected for Clemson Alumni Association

June 24, 2021

Emily Wallace, a Clemson graduate from the class of 1972, stands outdoors in front of a metal sculpture in the shape of a mathematical pi symbol. She is wearing business casual attire.

Emily Wallace, a Clemson graduate from the class of 1972, stands outdoors in front of a metal sculpture in the shape of a mathematical pi symbol. She is wearing business casual attire.

College of Science

$1.25M for Endowed Directorship in the College of Science, supporting next generation of mathematicians, scientists

June 24, 2021