Transferring and Doubling: The Inimitable Emily Rogers, Class of 2020

Emily started her college career at Loyola University in Chicago. Her first year there did not go as planned, so she took a leap and ended up in Clemson, S.C. From that point on, she grew into the person she is today. As she reflects on her time at Clemson, she recalls the people she has met, the things she has done and the love she has for this university. … Continue readingTransferring and Doubling: The Inimitable Emily Rogers, Class of 2020

Opening up Hard Conversations: Award-Winning Poet comes to Clemson to Discuss Police Brutality and Anti-Black Racism through the Common Read 

How do you end a novel when the actions you are writing about are still happening? That is the question Claudia Rankine, Frederick Iseman Professor of Poetry at Yale University and recipient of Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry and the Poets & Writers’ Jackson Poetry Prize, was faced with when writing Citizen: An American Lyric.  … Continue readingOpening up Hard Conversations: Award-Winning Poet comes to Clemson to Discuss Police Brutality and Anti-Black Racism through the Common Read