Thao Tran Dominy, an assistant professor in the Clemson University Department of Chemistry, has received a 2025 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award. Tran Dominy is the first Clemson faculty member to receive the award, which comes with an unrestricted research grant […]
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Clemson’s 4-H Pinckney Leadership program gets visit from National 4-H Council
The 4-H Pinckney Leadership program has grown to more than 750 youth and adult leaders representing 37 of South Carolina’s 46 counties.
Madison Kaiser’s journey to management with a Clemson MBA
From Clemson to engineering When Madison Kaiser graduated from Clemson in 2017 with her degree in chemical engineering, she immediately began working in manufacturing. Her journey originally took her to Louisiana as a production engineer with Dow Chemical before returning […]
Clemson, SRNL announce joint appointment to advance energy research
Scientist Dale Hitchcock of the Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) joined Clemson University as a joint faculty appointee to support innovation in advanced materials for energy. Hitchcock, a scientist in the SRNL’s Tritium Technology Division, becomes the lab’s second joint […]
School of Architecture celebrates 2025 student awards
The Clemson University School of Architecture honored outstanding undergraduate and graduate students during two spring ceremonies.
Ale Kennedy selected as chair-elect of College and University Professional Association for Human Resources
Ale Kennedy, associate vice president and chief human resources officer, has been selected to serve as chair-elect of the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) national board of directors. She will begin her new role on July […]
Turning dreams into reality: Mary Chandler Keels takes advantage of every opportunity Clemson has provided
Mary Chandler Keels began her freshman year at Clemson University like many other incoming students, harboring many big dreams. However, one particularly ambitious goal stood out from the rest: a plan to organize a music festival on campus before her graduation.
Clemson holds celebration for Spring and Summer 2025 military-connected graduates; military academic program receives gold recognition from South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Clemson held its annual Service Member and Veteran Graduation Celebration on Monday, May 5 in the Almeda Jacks Ballrooms of Hendrix Student Center. Undergraduate and graduate students were recognized for their service to the United States military and for preparing to graduate from Clemson in its Spring and Summer Commencement ceremonies. Additionally, Clemson received gold grade recognition for its military academic program from the South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
Tri-County Technical College and Clemson University announce dual enrollment academy
Tri-County Technical College (TCTC) and Clemson University announced a first-of-its-kind dual enrollment academy that provides qualified high school students a guaranteed path to earn their Clemson degree. The TCTC Dual Enrollment Academy is targeted to high school students in the […]
Clemson Announces 2025 STRP Fund Recipients
Clemson University’s STRIDE program is proud to announce the four recipients of the 2025 Seed Translational Research Project (STRP) funding. This competitive funding initiative is designed to accelerate the translation of innovative research into real-world applications, supporting projects that demonstrate […]
College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences expands industry and community partnership initiatives in support of Clemson Elevate
The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences (CBSHS) continues to expand its footprint across South Carolina and beyond by establishing the Engaging and Partnering with Industry and Community committee to oversee industry and community partnership initiatives for the College. […]
Powering the future: How GE Vernova and Clemson University are fueling the next-generation workforce and U.S. competitiveness
GE Vernova and Clemson collaborated on over 40 different initiatives in 2024, most aimed at creating next-generation engineering talent.
Cadency, Clemson’s student-led brand agency, takes on Austin, Texas
Cadency, Clemson’s student-led brand agency at the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, visited Austin, Texas, this spring on an industry trip experience. With opportunities to visit companies, learn from industry professionals and immerse themselves in the world […]
Next STEM Educator of the Year to be Named on April 2
This free, public event will be held at the State House (1100 Gervais St. Columbia, SC 29208) and is designed to celebrate the growing partnerships across South Carolina businesses, community, and education.
Next generation research and leaders highlighted at U.S. Army-Clemson VIPR-GS Research Center annual review
Nearly 300 interdisciplinary researchers, industry leaders and government officials converged on Clemson, SC for three days of research discussions and demonstrations on the future of mobility.
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division Taps Clemson University to Create Virtual Reality-Based Corrosion Training for Sailors
The Port Hueneme, California-based command recently selected the public research institution in Clemson, South Carolina, to develop virtual reality (VR)-based training targeting shipboard corrosion under the Naval Engineering Education Consortium (NEEC) program.
Construction science and management students dominate at three national competitions
Three teams from Clemson’s Nieri Department of Construction and Real Estate Development have claimed top-four finishes in construction science and management competitions in 2025. One of them is now a repeat champion. For the second year in a row, Clemson’s […]
Distinguished professor appointed to National Science Foundation STEM education advisory committee
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has appointed Lamont A. Flowers to the Directorate for STEM Education Advisory Committee.
School of Nursing receives $2 million to launch undergraduate scholarship program
The Clemson University School of Nursing has received a $2 million contribution from the Bedford Falls Foundation-DAF to establish the Joanne and William Conway Nursing Scholarship program to support the undergraduate nursing education of students from communities across South Carolina. […]
How the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences supports the mobility industry
The work of Robert Prucka and Kapil Chalil Madathil demonstrates the breadth and variety of Clemson’s work in the field and its focus on supporting industry needs.
From an $84,000 investment to a national powerhouse: Clemson industrial engineering celebrates 40 years
The Department of Industrial Engineering started with an $84,000 investment and is now a thriving community of scholars celebrating its 40th year and ranking among the top programs in the nation.
WaterSoftHack cultivates a water science workforce
Registration is open for WaterSoftHack, a free, two-week virtual program for researchers and students.
Clemson FRESH opens new compostable packaging research center
Clemson FRESH has launched a new Compostable Packaging Research and Design Center to accelerate the development of sustainable, next-generation packaging. The facility was built with $690,000 in funding from the South Carolina Department of Commerce and Clemson University. The Center […]
Clemson maintains recognition as Carnegie R1 research institution
Clemson University’s status as one of the nation’s most active research institutions has been affirmed by the Carnegie Classification system. Clemson earned the designation “Research 1: Very High Spending and Doctorate Production,” or R1, by the Carnegie Classification released Feb. […]
Board of Trustees first 2025 quarterly meeting focuses on University’s impact
With an overarching focus on the third pillar of Clemson Elevate — the impact of Clemson University to transform lives across the state of South Carolina and beyond — the 2025 Winter Quarterly Meeting of the Clemson Board of Trustees was held […]
Clemson University drives $6.4 billion economic impact in South Carolina, supporting jobs and growth
An independent economic impact study released at Clemson’s Board of Trustees meeting Thursday detailed the University’s statewide economic impact at $6.4 billion including operations, capital investment, workforce development, athletics events and student and visitor spending. Every dollar South Carolina invests […]
Teaching Innovators: Angela Carter
Angela Carter discusses her approach to teaching online courses in the Master of Human Resource Development program.
What is Greenville’s next big industry? Clemson Composites Center might have the answer
The Clemson Composites Center is reaching out to potential partners in industry and higher education to broaden the center’s research portfolio.
Fusion energy could move closer to commercial viability with Clemson University’s help
Mik Carbajales-Dale of Clemson University is taking part in a $107-million plan funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to accelerate the viability of commercial fusion energy. Carbajales-Dale, an associate professor of environmental engineering and Earth sciences, plans to perform […]
Faculty, doctoral student to use mentoring grant to enhance careers of first-generation students in academia
A doctoral student is using a mentoring grant award to analyze her own career and experience as a doctoral and first-generation student in academia.
The building blocks of a champion: Jason Avedesian’s Olympic Sports Science promise
At the Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute’s (RHBSSI) first annual RECESS Symposium in October, Avedesian was honored with the inaugural Friend of the Institute GRIT award.
Building on tradition: How Clemson University works with industry to shape the future of brick and ceramics
Behind the bricks that form the walls of our houses and office buildings lies a world of research and innovation, much of it happening at Clemson University’s National Brick Research Center.
New fully online graduate degree to equip educators with tech, tools for online education
The College of Education will introduce a new M.Ed. in learning sciences in Fall 2025 aimed at equipping educators – both in the classroom and across industries – with the technology and tools for online education.
Women’s Roundtable features inspiring keynote speakers, fosters professional development networks
The fourth annual Women’s Roundtable is scheduled for later this month. A program of the National Educational Success Summits presented by Clemson University, Women’s Roundtable connects participants with professional development and networking opportunities and will be held Thursday, November 14, 2024, at the […]
Savannah River National Laboratory, Clemson Establish New Joint Appointments
Savannah River National Laboratory and Clemson University recently established two new joint appointments, including SRNL’s first outgoing joint appointment. Jake Amoroso, a glass and ceramic scientist at SRNL, will soon be on the Clemson University campus as SRNL’s first outgoing […]
Clemson Institute for Parks honors leaders in conservation and stewardship
The Clemson University Institute for Parks (CUIP) recently held the 2024 George B. Hartzog Jr. Lecture Series and Awards program in recognition of outstanding individuals for their significant contributions to the fields of parks and conservation. The annual event is […]