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Clemson ranked South Carolina’s top university by Forbes and US News, earns green light for free speech

These latest recognitions build on Clemson’s strong showing in rankings published in August.
byKatie Smithson

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A century of insects

September 23, 2026 No Comments
The Clemson University Arthropod Collection turns 100 this year, and the data it contains is more valuable to the University’s land-grant mission than ever.
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