Tim Olson (pictured in the middle) after being crowned USC's 2013 Homecoming King
Tim Olson made history this year for Homecoming at the University of South Carolina.
Tim is the first Homecoming King to represent his fraternity Kappa Upsilon Chi.
Tim (pictured on left side) after being presented at Homecoming game.
After being presented to over 80,000 people during halftime at the Homecoming game, and thousands of peers knowing his name, how has Tim remained humble?
Brittain Bass also known as "Bubba," is a close fraternity brother of Tim's.
Bubba shares his insight on Tim's humility.
Bubba is excited that Tim won the title and how much of a difference Tim wants to make.
And Tim's work isn't done just yet.
Tim names his plans during his reign and who he would like to be compared to.
Along with every king, there is his queen.
Homecoming Queen JennaMarie Hill says Tim and her have the same goals as far as their legacy here at USC.
JennaMarie Hill shares what she and Tim have in common, and her plans to make a difference as well.
This past Saturday Tim and Homecoming Queen JennaMarie Hill took their own initiative to make a difference.
Joining forces with Capstone scholars, the Theta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, and Carolina students, Tim and JennaMarie volunteered at John P. Thomas Elementary School.
Tim and JennaMarie (pictured in the back) at community service
They uprooted trees, cleaned out a pond, and cleared out waste so that students will have a safe place to play outside during school.
Although Tim says the University hasn't provided many outlets or events during his reign so far, he is still grateful for the opportunity.
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