Lauren Pollard, Author at Clemson News

Interpersonal violence prevention and response resources are laid out on a table with a dark green tablecloth as part of an Interpersonal Violence Response event.

Interpersonal violence prevention and response resources are laid out on a table with a dark green tablecloth as part of an Interpersonal Violence Response event.

Student Affairs

Clemson Recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month

byLauren Pollard

September 30, 2026

Students gather outdoors under umbrellas on Clemson’s campus, talking and spending time together at tables.

Students gather outdoors under umbrellas on Clemson’s campus, talking and spending time together at tables.

Student Affairs

Tigers Together: Clemson promotes a community of care during Suicide Prevention Month

byLauren Pollard

September 2, 2026

Low-angle view of Clemson University’s Sikes Hall framed by colorful orange and purple flowers under a bright blue sky.

Low-angle view of Clemson University’s Sikes Hall framed by colorful orange and purple flowers under a bright blue sky.

Our Clemson

Clemson University’s alcohol and other drug policy outlined for faculty, staff

September 2, 2026

Students walk across Bowman Field toward Sikes Hall on Clemson University's campus.

Students walk across Bowman Field toward Sikes Hall on Clemson University's campus.

Student Affairs

Clemson University’s alcohol and other drug policy outlined for students

September 2, 2026

Megan Fallon talks with a student at a desk in an office on campus

Megan Fallon talks with a student at a desk in an office on campus

Student Affairs

Building a safer, more supportive campus: Interpersonal violence prevention workshop series offered this fall

byLauren Pollard

August 28, 2026

Student Affairs

Become a suicide prevention advocate: Tigers Together open sessions offered in August and September

byLauren Pollard

August 3, 2026

A person holds a teal awareness ribbon-shaped cutout with a handwritten message at a campus resource table filled with markers, pamphlets and craft materials during an outdoor event.

A person holds a teal awareness ribbon-shaped cutout with a handwritten message at a campus resource table filled with markers, pamphlets and craft materials during an outdoor event.

Student Affairs

Clemson highlights its commitment to interpersonal violence prevention and support during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

byLauren Pollard

March 29, 2026

Student Affairs

Become a suicide prevention advocate: Tigers Together open session offered mid-April

byLauren Pollard

March 25, 2026

Student Affairs

Spring Break Bash returns to promote safety, well-being

byLauren Pollard

February 25, 2026

Bill Dunn, Campus Recreation's assistant director of well-being, presents in a well-lit room in the Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center

Bill Dunn, Campus Recreation's assistant director of well-being, presents in a well-lit room in the Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center

Student Affairs

Campus Recreation to host Well-Being Workshops in March

byLauren Pollard

February 17, 2026

A smiling student wearing a Clemson sweatshirt and backpack talks with three others at an outdoor campus event, holding a small leafy branch, with tents and students visible in the background.

A smiling student wearing a Clemson sweatshirt and backpack talks with three others at an outdoor campus event, holding a small leafy branch, with tents and students visible in the background.

Student Affairs

Clemson Undergraduate Student Government hosts Live Well Week Feb. 9-13

byLauren Pollard

February 6, 2026

A diverse group of adults seated at desks in a classroom or meeting room, listening attentively. In the foreground, a man with glasses sits with hands clasped, while behind him a woman wearing a pink scarf looks forward with a thoughtful expression. Other attendees are visible in the background, all focused on the discussion.

A diverse group of adults seated at desks in a classroom or meeting room, listening attentively. In the foreground, a man with glasses sits with hands clasped, while behind him a woman wearing a pink scarf looks forward with a thoughtful expression. Other attendees are visible in the background, all focused on the discussion.

Student Affairs

Become a suicide prevention advocate: Tigers Together open sessions offered in early February

byLauren Pollard

January 27, 2026