Clemson alumna helps lead Amazon project designed to create jobs for people with disabilities.

Ryan Uhle was born with a form of cancer called retinoblastoma and lost the ability to see at 2 years old.

Nominations for the 2024 Mother of the Year are now being accepted. The Mother of the Year should be someone who loves Clemson, shows a great passion for the community and lives a life that exemplifies the Clemson spirit.

Answering an invitation to illustrate a children’s book pushed Hannah Mathis ’22, a B.A. Art alumna, out of her comfort zone. Although her primary focus is on graphic design and coding, the chance to illustrate “Kiki’s Dream” intrigued Mathis.

A philosophy major in the law, liberty and justice emphasis area, Cheney Everett spent six weeks in Columbia observing the justice system at work from the inside.

Christian Barrientos is involved in multiple campus outreach activities–often simultaneously–but is energized by it all because he does this work in the service of others.

In this new role, Mullinax is responsible for the overall development and enhancement of university services for veterans and military-connected students, including educational benefits, transitional support, and programs and activities enhancing learning, well-being and success.