One of a Kind
When I received my class ring in October 1937, it became my most prized possession. It helped me meet other Clemson men at Air Corps bases throughout WWII. Read more
Faithful Companion
/26 Comments/in Ring StoriesMy Clemson ring is like a boomerang. No matter how far it gets away from me, it always comes back. Read more
This Whopper Didn’t Get Away
/799 Comments/in Ring StoriesIn 1989, I was in Boston, Mass., on business, and I stopped at a Burger King to get a Whopper. Read more
Underwater Adventures
/871 Comments/in Ring StoriesMy husband, John Nutt, graduated from Clemson A&M College in 1960 and was given a ring by his parents. Read more
A Symbol of Remembrance
/26 Comments/in Ring StoriesIt is an honor and a privilege to wear a Clemson ring, and it is with great pride and respect that I show it to anyone who sees it or asks. Read more
A Little Help from Friends.
/17 Comments/in Ring StoriesSince 1997, I’ve been living in Lancaster, Calif., contracting to Lockheed as a systems and database administrator in the F-22 Flight Test Data Center. Read more
Family Ties
/25 Comments/in Ring StoriesMy grandfather, Bob Jones ’30, and I graduated from Clemson 60 years apart. When my grandfather passed away, I was given his Clemson ring. Read more
Second to None
/316 Comments/in Ring StoriesForty-five years ago, my mother and father gave me a graduation present. This present served as a symbol to remind me of the sacrifices they made to give me my college education. Read more
Brotherly Love
/888 Comments/in Ring StoriesMy brother [Robert W. Twilley ‘00] started attending Clemson in 1994 and fell in love with Clemson and the area. Read more
Simply Forever
/23 Comments/in Ring StoriesWhen, as a new student, I first learned that all Clemson rings are the same, I was disappointed. I wanted to be able to add my own personal touch to make mine different. Read more