Homecoming 2026 Save The Date!
It’s the most spirited Blue Hose celebration of the year! Come back to campus for a weekend packed with tradition, tailgates, and unforgettable togetherness. From cheering on the football team to reconnecting with classmates, family, and friends, Homecoming at PC is a real treat with no tricks involved. Come home, join the fun, and make memories that will haunt you in the best way.
OCT
29-31
United in True Blue
It’s the most spirited Blue Hose celebration of the year! Come back to campus for a weekend packed with tradition, tailgates, and unforgettable togetherness. From cheering on the football team to reconnecting with classmates, family, and friends, Homecoming at PC is a real treat with no tricks involved. Come home, join the fun, and make memories that will haunt you in the best way.
OCT
29-31
2025 Photo albums
While the 2025 Homecoming celebration has come to a close, the memories we made together live on. Relive all the incredible moments—from the Friday Night Lawn Party to the True Blue Tailgate and everything in between—by browsing through our photo albums below, or by visiting our full list of albums.
Presbyterian College Alumni Awards
Each year during Homecoming, the Presbyterian College Alumni Association proudly honors exceptional alumni whose achievements and dedication embody the spirit of PC.
Presbyterian College Alumni Awards
Each year during Homecoming, the Presbyterian College Alumni Association proudly honors exceptional alumni whose achievements and dedication embody the spirit of PC.
Dr. Jada Suber ’15
A Laurens County native, Dr. Suber graduated cum laude from PC with a degree in Chemistry and minor in Creative Writing. She earned her Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from UNC–Chapel Hill and is now a postdoctoral research fellow at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. From exploring mast cell mechanisms to presenting globally, Dr. Suber is making significant contributions to immunology while staying true to her Blue Hose roots.
Isaiah Lynn ’15
Isaiah is a proud Blue Hose and former PC football player and has built an impressive career at the intersection of sports and business. He began his professional journey at Cintas and then co-founded Teammates. The company has grown from an athlete management company into a real estate investment and development firm. Teammates is focused on creating impact in communities connected to its athlete partners and is reshaping the way athletes build lasting value off the field.
Dr. Kathryn Hix ’00
With over 15 years in higher education, Kathryn has dedicated her career to teaching and leadership. A former English professor and 2018 Cowan Award recipient, she now works in faculty development at USC School of Medicine-Greenville. Beyond academia, she serves on multiple boards including SC Children’s Theatre, Moms Demand Action, and the Episcopal Diocese of Upper SC. Her commitment to education, service, and advocacy reflects the best of the PC spirit.
Matt Navarro ’99
As Global President and CEO of PMI WW Brands, Matt leads Stanley 1913, driving record growth through innovative strategy and global partnerships. His career is defined by building high-performing teams, with past executive roles at Amer Sports and proven success in brand development. Beyond business, Matt serves his Park City, Utah community as a coach, mentor, and volunteer. He lives there with his wife and three sons.
Jessica Jetton ’99
For over 27 years, Jessica has lived PC’s motto “While we live, we serve” through education, global ministry, and nonprofit leadership. She taught for 15 years, supported AIDS ministry in East Africa for nearly a decade, and now serves as Director of Donor Engagement at Help the Persecuted. Through nearly 10 years on the Alumni Board—including five years in leadership—Jessica has strengthened PC connections while embodying the college’s mission through service locally and globally.
Libby and Steve Crowe ’73
Married in 1976, Steve and Libby have built a life centered on family, faith, and community in upstate South Carolina. They’ve raised two children and are proud grandparents to six grandchildren. Libby taught before becoming “Grandmama Libby.” Steve had a distinguished 41-year career with Swagelok Company in leadership roles and now serves as Dealer Principal of Foothills Motorsports, one of the South’s largest power-sports dealerships.
Susan Tallman
For over 29 years, Susan has called Clinton home, pouring her energy into family and community. A real estate agent with Berkshire Hathaway and co-founder of M. Judson Booksellers, she serves tirelessly on health boards, church ministries, and local organizations. A two-time breast cancer survivor and inspirational speaker, Susan received the 2018 Martha Ann Green Service Award. With PC always close to her heart—especially as mom to Brooke Tallman ’21—Susan embodies the Blue Hose spirit.
The Rev. Robert Brozina ’83
Robert is “True Blue” in every sense of the phrase. He loves PC and is loyal in the giving of his time, talent and treasure not only to the college but to many service organizations and charities. He served several years as the Chaplain for the Presbyterian Communities in Clinton, SC. Rev. Robert Brozina has served as Pastor of Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church since the spring of 2018.
David Phenix ’85
David Phenix grew up in Atlanta and was a 3-sport letterman at Lakeside High School, later inducted into their Sports Hall of Fame. He graduated from PC in 1985 with a Business Management degree and lettered three years in football. After leading sales at Label America, David transitioned to education, teaching and coaching for 25 years at multiple Georgia high schools. He lives in Loganville with his wife Leesa of 28 years and is father to three children and grandfather to two.
Learn more about each award
Recognizes an alumnus or alumna 38 years of age or younger who demonstrates early competence within the chosen field of endeavor and exhibits exceptional promise of future achievement.
Honors longtime Alumni Relations administrative assistant Mrs. Mary F. Lehman and recognizes an alumnus or alumna with outstanding meritorious service rendered to Presbyterian College and the Alumni Association.
Recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of an alumnus or alumna in his/her chosen profession, which reflect honor upon the College.
Recognizes an alumnus or alumna who exemplifies the College’s motto, While we live, we serve.
The award will recognize the individual or couple who best mirrors the dedication and commitment that Mike Turner ’48 has given to the Scotsman Club, as an alumnus, former president, and faithful member. The recipient(s) must have demonstrated exemplary leadership in helping the Scotsman Club fulfill its mission and reach its annual goals, and achieved distinction in two or more of the keys to success: providing leadership gifts, recruiting new members, raising awareness of the necessity for athletic scholarships, helping to co-host and/or plan Scotsman Club events, demonstrating a true commitment to PC Athletics and the Scotsman Club.
Recognizes those who did not attend PC, but who have always treated PC like their alma mater and have brought honor to the College.
Honors longtime beloved faculty member Tom Stallworth, PC class of 1955, and recognizes a PC alumnus or alumna who embodies the best characteristics of Thomas Aurelius Stallworth’s Christian leadership, strong, bold character, integrity, moral courage & values, and who demonstrates the true meaning of neighbor and friend.
Established by Presbyterian College and The Scotsman Club, the Bob Waters Award recognizes PC alumni who have provided outstanding leadership and service to society in the profession of athletic coaching and who personify the values and qualities of excellence and integrity held dear to Presbyterian College.
Alumni Awards
Each year during Homecoming, the Presbyterian College Alumni Association proudly honors exceptional alumni whose achievements and dedication embody the spirit of PC. These individuals are celebrated for their professional accomplishments, service to others, and unwavering commitment to the Blue Hose community.
Stay tuned for this year’s recipients!
Honors longtime Alumni Relations administrative assistant Mrs. Mary F. Lehman and recognizes an alumnus or alumna with outstanding meritorious service rendered to Presbyterian College and the Alumni Association.
Recognizes an alumnus or alumna 38 years of age or younger who demonstrates early competence within the chosen field of endeavor and exhibits exceptional promise of future achievement.
Recognizes those who did not attend PC, but who have always treated PC like their alma mater and have brought honor to the College.
Established by Presbyterian College and The Scotsman Club, the Bob Waters Award recognizes PC alumni who have provided outstanding leadership and service to society in the profession of athletic coaching and who personify the values and qualities of excellence and integrity held dear to Presbyterian College.
Recognizes an alumnus or alumna who exemplifies the College’s motto, While we live, we serve.
Honors longtime beloved faculty member Tom Stallworth, PC class of 1955, and recognizes a PC alumnus or alumna who embodies the best characteristics of Thomas Aurelius Stallworth’s Christian leadership, strong, bold character, integrity, moral courage & values, and who demonstrates the true meaning of neighbor and friend.
Recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of an alumnus or alumna in his/her chosen profession, which reflect honor upon the College.
The award will recognize the individual or couple who best mirrors the dedication and commitment that Mike Turner ’48 has given to the Scotsman Club, as an alumnus, former president, and faithful member. The recipient(s) must have demonstrated exemplary leadership in helping the Scotsman Club fulfill its mission and reach its annual goals, and achieved distinction in two or more of the keys to success: providing leadership gifts, recruiting new members, raising awareness of the necessity for athletic scholarships, helping to co-host and/or plan Scotsman Club events, demonstrating a true commitment to PC Athletics and the Scotsman Club.
Game day begins with
True Blue Tailgate
The celebration starts before kickoff! Join fellow Blue Hose for the True Blue Tailgate, featuring delicious food, refreshing drinks, and live music. It’s the perfect chance to reconnect with classmates, celebrate our reunion years, and soak up the excitement of game day. After the tailgate, head over to Bailey Stadium to cheer on PC as we take on Stetson. From start to finish, it’s a day full of Blue Hose pride!
Calling all Class Reunions
This year, we’re rolling out the blue carpet for alumni celebrating milestone reunions! Whether it’s been 5 years or 50, Homecoming Friends and Family Weekend is the perfect time to reconnect, reminisce, and relive your favorite PC moments. Gather your classmates, swap stories, and make new memories right here on campus. We can’t wait to celebrate YOU!
Contact Jeff Smith at jeffreyasmith@presby.edu to reserve your reunion space at the True Blue Tailgate!
BoBo Beasley ’78
“Homecoming to me is a time to reunite with classmates, meet new students, and walk the grounds of our beloved Alma Mater. A time to allow my children and grandchildren to visit the best college that I love so much. And of course to be TRUE BLUE and cheer our Blue Hose to victory.”
BoBo Beasley ’78
“Homecoming to me is a time to reunite with classmates, meet new students, and walk the grounds of our beloved Alma Mater. A time to allow my children and grandchildren to visit the best college that I love so much. And of course to be TRUE BLUE and cheer our Blue Hose to victory.”
Ashlee Davenport ’94
“PC Homecoming to me is more than just a weekend—it’s a feeling. It’s the joy of returning to a place that helped shape who I am, reconnecting with friends who feel like home, and remembering that no matter where life takes us, we’ll always be Blue Hose at heart.”
Friday Night Lawn Party & Reunion Celebration
East Plaza is the place to be Friday night! Dance to live music, dig into delicious eats, and grab a drink from The Lumberyard while you celebrate with classmates, friends, and family. With plenty of laughter, dancing, and Blue Hose spirit, the Lawn Party is a can’t-miss highlight of the weekend!
Mark your calendars for the Homecoming Schedule
There’s so much happening all weekend long, and we don’t want you to miss a thing! From tailgates and parties to campus traditions and big moments with friends and family, the weekend is packed with fun. Be sure to check out the full lineup and register for every event you plan to attend so you’re ready to celebrate all weekend, Blue Hose style!
5:30 – 7:00pm
Mary Bailey Vance Suitt Gallery – Business After Hours | Neville Hall
Join us for the 2nd annual Laurens County Chamber of Commerce – Business After Hours inside the beautiful rotunda of Neville Hall. This year’s featured artist is former President, Dr. John V. Griffith. Join us as we enjoy music, fellowship, and refreshments with members of the PC and Clinton communities.
7:00 – 9:00pm
3rd Thursday Concert Series | Main Street Clinton
Enjoy music at The Depot in the heart of downtown Clinton. Open to ALL students and alumni.
Noon – 1:30pm
Class of 1975 50th Reunion Lunch | Harper Center (invitation only)
Get ready to step back in time and share a slice of nostalgia for this year’s 50th Reunion, a cherished moment for those who hold a special place in PC history. The Harper Gallery becomes a portal to the past, a space where memories are rekindled with the warmth of familiar faces.
Noon – 3pm
Scoctoberfest | East Lawn (by GDH)
The History Department welcomes you to the East Lawn to immerse yourself in a culture that’s rich, vibrant, and undeniably festive. So, bring your appetite, inner warrior, and sense of adventure.
2 – 2:30pm
ROTC Hall of Fame Unveiling | The Cornelson Center at Neville Hall
Join us as we unveil and celebrate the newly installed PC Army ROTC Hall of Fame in its prominent new location on the south wall of The Cornelson Center. This is an exciting time to be a Blue Hose!
2:30 – 4pm
ROTC Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Reception | The Cornelson Center at Neville Hall
The ROTC Hall of Fame then takes center stage as the 2025 inductee will be honored. A moment where you become part of the legacy, the honor, and the unwavering commitment to the values that define the PC ROTC program. Be a part of this extraordinary chapter as PC Army ROTC’s newest inductee, Judge Grant C. Jaquith ’79, is added to the Hall of Fame.
3 – 5pm
Reynolds Open House & Marion “Dooley” Miller ’75 Expansive Excellence Center | Reynolds Hall
Come see how Reynolds Hall has been transformed into an amazing space for students. Now home to PC’s Expansive Excellence Center, Testing Center, Meeting Space, Calming Room, and home to our Accessible Education, PresbyFirst+ and Jacobs Scholars Programs, as well as PC’s Counseling Services.
3 – 4:30pm
PC Legacy Tours | The Patrick Center at Smith Administration Building
Calling all Legacy Parents, this is a great opportunity to bring your student to tour PC! Any students in grades 9-12, let them come hear and see what PC is all about. Presentation by our admissions staff, tours by our student ambassadors. All alumni welcome.
4 – 8pm
The Inaugural Calloway Pickleball Challenge | The Fully Reimagined Historic Calloway Courts
Bring your best pickleball game and partner to enter this tournament between alumni, students, faculty and staff. Who’s got game? This tournament is brought to you by Zeta Tau Alpha. All proceeds go to breast cancer awareness and the American Cancer Association. Spectators welcome at no cost – players pay a small entry fee to join the action! Registration opens September 12th.
5 – 6:30pm
Ben Hay Hammet Society Reception | President’s Home (invitation only)
The Class of 1975’s induction into the Society is a testament to the mark you’ve left on the fabric of PC. Along with alumni who have treaded the path for 50 or more years, it’s a rendezvous of legends, a union of wisdom, and a tribute to those who have shaped the legacy and spirit of PC.
6 – 8PM
Volleyball vs Gardner-Webb | Templeton
Admission is free!
6 – 10pm
East Plaza Lawn Party & Class Reunions | Between GDH & Clinton Dorm
Get ready for fire pits and line dancing with the ultimate party under the stars. Reunion classes and all alumni will enjoy a fun night mingling with students, faculty and staff while creating new memories with old friends. We’ll have all the food you can eat and beverages served by The Lumberyard. Get those dancing shoes on, too, because the beats are going to be infectious, courtesy of DJ Jazzy Jeff! *Food and Beverage for purchase at event.
9 – finish
5k Run/Walk | CrossFit864, Downtown Clinton
Join PC in supporting the Laurens County Safe Home by participating in this special event. Get your run on for a good cause. Outside registration required, visit the link below to sign up.
9 – 9:30am
Pre-Award Reception | Edmunds Hall
Come mingle with Alumni Award winners and get your pregame on with mimosas, select pastries, and other refreshments courtesy of the PC Alumni Board of Directors.
9 – 11:30am
Coffee & Hoops with Women’s Basketball | Templeton Gym
Start your Saturday morning with our Women’s Basketball team. Enjoy fresh coffee and treats while observing morning practice, joining a Q&A with players, and touring our facilities alongside the team.
9:30 – 10:15am
Alumni Awards & Memorial Recognition | Edmunds Hall
Join the energy of old friends, new acquaintances, and kindred spirits in the illustrious Edmunds Hall. Get ready to be inspired as we highlight the alumni trailblazers, achievers, and game-changers, and honor the memory of those who have passed.
10:30am – 12:30pm
Reynolds Open House and Tailgate hosted by Justice Community & Wellbeing | Reynolds Hall
Come see the amazing transformation of Reynolds Hall and enjoy an amazing tailgate hosted by Justice and Community Wellbeing.
11am – 1:30pm
True Blue Tailgate | Bailey Memorial Stadium
Year one was a great success, year two was even better, year three is going to be a BLAST! Hang out with your squad, catch up with classmates, and rekindle bonds that will last a lifetime. Food and drinks provided. Music by acoustic duo Time Pirates. But hold on tight, because here’s the cherry on top – reserved spaces for reunion classes! Spread the word and get ready to dive into a tailgating phenomenon!
1pm
Blue Hose vs Stetson | Bailey Memorial Stadium
Get ready to shake the very foundation of Bailey Stadium. Bring your energy and excitement as we gear up for the showdown of epic proportions, where every pass, every tackle, and every touchdown sends a shockwave through the crowd. So, get ready to show the power of the Blue Hose spirit – a force to be reckoned with! Go Blue Hose!
For ticket information or to purchase tickets, please call (864) 833-8240 or visit the “Fan Zone” tab on www.gobluehose.com.
Clear Bag Policy
7 – 9pm
Volleyball vs Winthrop | Templeton Gymnasium
Admission is free!
Event Policies
Alumni and friends who wish to attend Fraternity Court events (Friday and Saturday night from 10PM to 2AM) must follow current college policies.
- Everyone at Fraternity Court must start at the central check-in either with a student ID AND state ID, or have a state-issued ID AND be checked in by a current student. Current students may sign-in up to two guests.
- Only beer and wine of less than 15% ABV are allowed at fraternity court events. No glass bottles are permitted.
- There is a clear bag policy for registered events.
- Show Pros, Student Affairs staff (including Campus Police), and local law enforcement will be present for safety.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the nearest staff member for assistance. Have a great time and welcome home!
Serve through every stride 5k Run/Walk
Join us for an inspiring community event—the Safe Home 5K Run/Walk to End Domestic Violence. This uplifting race supports Laurens County SAFE Home, providing vital services to those affected by domestic violence. Whether you run or walk, you’re part of a powerful movement creating meaningful change and hope in our community—True Blue service in motion.
The Inaugural Calloway Pickleball Challenge
Bring your best pickleball game and partner to enter this tournament between alumni, students, faculty and staff. Who’s got game? This tournament is brought to you by Zeta Tau Alpha. All proceeds go to breast cancer awareness and the American Cancer Association. Spectators welcome at no cost – players pay a small entry fee to join the action! Registration opens September 12th.
Giving Back
Every gift—whether time, talent, or treasure—makes a difference. By investing in PC, you help ensure that future students have the same transformative experience you did.
Accommodations
Hampton Inn and Suites
2.3 miles from campus
201 E. Corporate Center Dr.
(864) 938-1040
Website
Comfort Suites
4 miles from campus
12865 SC Hwy. 56 North
(864) 833-1800
Website
Days Inn
3.1 miles from campus
12374 Highway 56 North
(864) 833-6600
Website
Additional Options
For more choices, consider staying in nearby Laurens (15 minutes away) or Newberry (30 minutes away). During peak times like graduation or homecoming, we recommend booking your accommodations well in advance.
Making Your Reservation
When booking, mention you’re visiting Presbyterian College—some hotels offer special rates for PC families and visitors.
Hampton Inn and Suites
2.3 miles from campus
201 E. Corporate Center Dr.
(864) 938-1040
Website
Comfort Suites
4 miles from campus
12865 SC Hwy. 56 North
(864) 833-1800
Website
Days Inn
3.1 miles from campus
12374 Highway 56 North
(864) 833-6600
Website
Additional Options
For more choices, consider staying in nearby Laurens (15 minutes away) or Newberry (30 minutes away). During peak times like graduation or homecoming, we recommend booking your accommodations well in advance.
Making Your Reservation
When booking, mention you’re visiting Presbyterian College—some hotels offer special rates for PC families and visitors.