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Studies show Joro spiders are easy to kill and virtually harmless

David Coyle, associate professor of forest health and invasive species at Clemson University, co-authored two papers that address key public concerns when it comes to these non-native spiders.

byMarlon Morgan

An athlete running on a treadmill with researchers in a lab

Clemson researchers develop an assistive device to help athletes recover from hamstring injuries

November 12, 2025

Eight students sit behind desks talking and laughing with each other, with two females in the front of the room looking at a laptop.

Public servants: Clemson’s pre-law program is an under-the-radar but accomplished offering

November 11, 2025

Recognizing Our Veterans: First Lieutenant Wesley Meno and His Service Dog, Brooks

November 11, 2025

Pesticide regulators extend restrictions on certain rodenticides

November 11, 2025

Clemson University Foundation realigns organization to strengthen strategic philanthropic impact

November 11, 2025

Public servants: Clemson’s pre-law program is an under-the-radar but accomplished offering

November 11, 2025

New soilborne threat suggests a shift in disease landscape for South Carolina cucumber growers

November 10, 2025

Students enjoy blue skies in front of the reflection pond on Clemson's main campus

Elevate Well-Being: Rooted in wellness — one answer is outdoors

November 10, 2025

A student in Pershing Rifles looks out over the Scroll of Honor Memorial at Clemson University

Military Appreciation Week 2025 set for Nov. 17-22

November 12, 2025

Public servants: Clemson’s pre-law program is an under-the-radar but accomplished offering

November 11, 2025

Recognizing Our Veterans: First Lieutenant Wesley Meno and His Service Dog, Brooks

November 11, 2025

Step Fiercely Forward – Clemson unites against interpersonal violence

November 10, 2025

Food Pantry Giving Guide helps South Carolinians make healthy, meaningful donations

byDonna Bowen

Small American flags are planted in the grass on the Scroll of Honor.

Clemson University named No. 10 Military Friendly® Employer

byClemson News

From the Colleges

CAFLS celebrates its 2025 Alumni Award winners

byMarlon Morgan

October 21, 2025

A staff member smiles around a meeting room table

Creating Community, Building Leaders: Clemson Celebrates Careers in Student Affairs Month

byReese Livingston '27

October 21, 2025

Four people stand in front of a bank of windows. Two men wearing sports coats flank and an older couple, a man with grey hair and dark blue blazer and a short-haired blonde woman wearing glasses who are holding an open portfolio that shows a resolution and Tiger Paw.

Dhaval R. Gajjar and Weichiang Pang named Wilbur O. “Billy” and Ann Powers Distinguished Professors

byPaul Alongi

October 29, 2025

Team shares faith and hope in pursuit of life-saving device for newborns

byPaul Alongi

October 29, 2025

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Renowned geneticist to speak at Clemson.

Video: Complete Feb. 1 lecture by geneticist Fred Gould

A taxidermied lion is standing in the lobby of D.W. Daniel High School near some trophy cases.

Clemson University museum’s lion finds new pride at D.W. Daniel High

byBrooke Dillingham

A freezer case in a grocery store is filled with processed food items.

MAHA report on children’s health highlights harms of ultraprocessed foods – a food scientist explains the research

Clemson doctoral student brings education outside for science classes

byMichael Staton

Self-driving cars: Are they safe?

byNews Team

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