Clemson turns Solid Orange Friday into Garnet Friday |
Clemson students, faculty and alumni are showing their support for the University of South Carolina after the tragic murder-suicide that took place on Thursday afternoon.
Professor Raja Fayad was a victim of an apparent murder-suicide who was a beloved teacher in the Arnold School of Public Health. His research at the University was mainly on gastrointestinal disorders such as Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's, inflammatory bowel disease and other serious ailments. Clemson students have been on social media on Thursday and Friday using hashtags #TwoSchoolsOneState and #2Schools1State to show their compassion to their rival in-state school. Others have used Facebook, Yik Yak App and Instagram to show their support. Many of the Clemson students and faculty have chosen to wear garnet and black on campus instead of their normal Solid Orange on Friday. Health Science professors at #Clemson wore garnet & black in honor of Fayad #TwoSchoolsOneState #UofSCshooting pic.twitter.com/I5Q5PnEDe5 Clemson wearing Garnet and Black in support and prayer for the lives lost at USC. #ProudGov #TwoSchoolsOneState http://t.co/pXiPCDcAgQ Thank you. #TwoSchoolsOneState pic.twitter.com/jDejhM2JrV When tragedy strikes Rivalries are set aside. Thanks @ClemsonUniv for wearing Garnet&Black today. #twoschoolsonestate pic.twitter.com/Cr3OKjJn89 Library staff show support for our colleagues @UofSC. #standwithUSC #twoschoolsonestate #SCfamily #library pic.twitter.com/JJ0afHHNeD Clemson students wear garnet and black in support of the #UniversityofSouthCarolina #2schools1state pic.twitter.com/MAScyg38jc The outpouring of support shown from our @ClemsonUniv friends means so much to our Carolina family. #TwoSchoolsOneState
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