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Arelis Moore, associate professor of Spanish and Community Health in the Department of Languages, is the recipient of the Pearce Center for Professional Communication’s 2024 Professional Writing and Communication Award.

Arelis Moore, associate professor of Spanish and Community Health in the Department of Languages, is the recipient of the Pearce Center for Professional Communication’s 2024 Professional Writing and Communication Award.

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Strengthening communities: Clemson professor wins award for dedication to students and community health

byRiley Morningstar

April 15, 2024

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World-premiere from Emmy Award-winning composer lands at Clemson University

byRiley Morningstar

April 10, 2024

Southern poet and photographer A.H. Jerriod Avant has a blank face looking into the camera.

Southern poet and photographer A.H. Jerriod Avant has a blank face looking into the camera.

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Visiting Writers Series returns with emerging Southern poet

byRiley Morningstar

April 3, 2024

Caroline Morgan (left), Teresa Ribeiro (middle) and Cary Berkeley Kaye pose for a picture in front of the reflection pond on Clemson University's main campus. The weather is gloomy.

Caroline Morgan (left), Teresa Ribeiro (middle) and Cary Berkeley Kaye pose for a picture in front of the reflection pond on Clemson University's main campus. The weather is gloomy.

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Students place in top 10 of highly competitive national legal brief writing tournament

byRiley Morningstar

March 29, 2024

Two students walk over Library Bridge on the first day of class.

Two students walk over Library Bridge on the first day of class.

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Narratio x Clemson: An April evening of art and stories from resettled refugee youth

byRiley Morningstar

March 27, 2024

Adrian Epley

Adrian Epley

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Acting like a Tiger: Adrian Eppley ’15

byRiley Morningstar

March 13, 2024

Students smile while in a class inside Humanities Hall.

Students smile while in a class inside Humanities Hall.

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‘Motivated by a mission’: Clemson students help nonprofit advocating for trafficking survivors through grant writing

byRiley Morningstar

March 7, 2024

A student shakes the hand of a business person at a recent conference in the Hendrix Student Center.

A student shakes the hand of a business person at a recent conference in the Hendrix Student Center.

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Cultivating Connections: Annual conference spotlights German investment in Mexico, provides students with potential job opportunities

byRiley Morningstar

March 4, 2024

An image showing a typewriter and the dates of the 17th Clemson University Literary Festival, which happens March 13-15, 2024.

An image showing a typewriter and the dates of the 17th Clemson University Literary Festival, which happens March 13-15, 2024.

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Clemson Literary Festival readies for 17th year

byRiley Morningstar

March 1, 2024

An exterior shot of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts in the summer.

An exterior shot of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts in the summer.

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Brooks Center for the Performing Arts recognized as one of nation’s best college theaters

byRiley Morningstar

February 13, 2024

Josh Blue looks confounded while holding an axe in a snowy winter setting.

Josh Blue looks confounded while holding an axe in a snowy winter setting.

College of Arts and Humanities

Breaking stereotypes, one joke at a time: A conversation with Josh Blue

byRiley Morningstar

February 12, 2024

Paulette Ramsay crosses her arms for a photo outside of Sikes Hall on a mild February morning.

Paulette Ramsay crosses her arms for a photo outside of Sikes Hall on a mild February morning.

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Ink and identity: Clemson’s Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence shares Afro-Hispanic insights and continues dual book projects

byRiley Morningstar

February 9, 2024