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Clemson University historian named to prestigious Liberty Fellowship

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By Ken Scar
| Clemson University
More than 350 fellows have worked individually and collectively toward “creating a better South Carolina for all.” Clemson historian Otis Pickett is the fifth Clemson Liberty Fellow, and his charge is to help tackle some of the state’s most pressing challenges. If you were a movie producer looking to cast someone for the role of cool college history professor, you might put out a casting call for someone just like Otis Westbrook Pickett.
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Nine Clemson-connected veterans among first inductees into South Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame

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By Ken Scar
| Clemson University
Clemson University’s singular military heritage was on display when nine men who attended the University, including four Medal of Honor recipients, were inducted into the South Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame during its inaugural gala at Fort Jackson on June 6, 2026, the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings that were the beginning of the end of World War II.
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Remembering ‘Zip’: Andrew Zabierek ’00 gave up a promising career in finance to join the Marines after 9/11

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By Ken Scar, Chance Bridwell
| Clemson University
Andrew Zabierek’s name is chiseled in stone in the shadow of Memorial Stadium. It rests permanently among the names of the other 497 known Clemson University alumni who made the ultimate sacrifice — all included in the Scroll of Honor, a grass-topped barrow ringed by the named stones and surrounded by immaculate gardens of Lenten roses, autumn ferns and 14 Chinese elms planted at an angle so that they bow toward the monument at their base.
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