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Clemson University Celebrates the Impact of the Grace Catherine Clements Endowed Grant-in-Aid

Nearly two decades ago, when the ClemsonLIFE (Learning Is For Everyone) program was launched at Clemson University within…

September 5, 2025

President Jim Clements, First Lady Beth Clements, President Emeritus Jim Barker and former First Lady Marcia Barker unveil the new name for Clemson's School of Architecture: the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture

President Jim Clements, First Lady Beth Clements, President Emeritus Jim Barker and former First Lady Marcia Barker unveil the new name for Clemson's School of Architecture: the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture

Clemson announces the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture

August 28, 2025

Karen and Jay Sutton

Karen and Jay Sutton

The Schoen Foundation Partnership Fuels Growth and Impact of ClemsonLIFE

August 25, 2025

Creels’ $2M gift names auditorium, honors lifelong Clemson connection

August 12, 2025

Clemson Family drives $230M in 2025 giving, powering momentum toward $1.889B Fiercely Forward campaign goal

July 21, 2025

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Cadence software boosts Clemson’s capabilities across campus

February 8, 2022

College of Business at Dusk

College of Business at Dusk

Advancement

$2.5M Academic Cornerstone gift to John E. Walker Department of Economics will drive future success and honor past foundation

December 3, 2021

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

Advancement

Clemson honors Jay and Alice Lamar with posthumous recognition

November 19, 2021

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

$1 million gift to Clemson Boone and Crockett program will help educate next generation of conservation professionals

November 18, 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.

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

October 29, 2021

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

GE Invests $5 Million in the Next Generation of Greenville Engineers

October 13, 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

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

Clemson Young Alumni Council to present the 2020 Roaring10 young alumni awards

July 6, 2021

Debbie and Vince Jackson stand side-by-side smiling towards the camera.

Debbie and Vince Jackson stand side-by-side smiling towards the camera.

Building Community Through Music: Debbie and Vince Jackson’s endowment creates opportunities in the Emeritus College

July 2, 2021