D-Day claimed thousands of lives, and at least 30 Clemson alumni were killed in the following invasion, including James Harris ’35 and David Henry Jr. ’36

May 27, 2019

Two older military photos of two Clemson alumni, both are school photos and feature the men in their military uniforms.

Two older military photos of two Clemson alumni, both are school photos and feature the men in their military uniforms.

Published May 27, 2019

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A man wearing a blue t-shirt holds a snake in one hand while sitting in front of a lab table.

A man wearing a blue t-shirt holds a snake in one hand while sitting in front of a lab table.

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Clemson Ph.D. traces the evolution of snake venom from ancient origins

byCindy Landrum

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Lyman Dawkins

Lyman Dawkins

College of Education

Lessons learned via Call Me MiSTER and doctoral studies guide Lyman Dawkins as both an educational and political leader

byMichael Staton

April 21, 2026

The Director of Facilities Enterprise for the Defense Health Agency Christopher Kiss, leans on a architecture project display case and looks into the camera. Kiss oversees the full life cycle of military health facilities.

The Director of Facilities Enterprise for the Defense Health Agency Christopher Kiss, leans on a architecture project display case and looks into the camera. Kiss oversees the full life cycle of military health facilities.

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From Clemson to global impact: Transforming military health systems

April 21, 2026

Award winners pose together at the annual CAFLS Awards ceremony

Award winners pose together at the annual CAFLS Awards ceremony

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences celebrates annual award winners

April 21, 2026

Clemson Graduate Research Fellows. Top row, left to right: Katie Barfield, Mary Grace (Gracie) Boyce, McKenzie Bradley, Benjamin Camper. Bottom row, left to right: Aaron Cecil, Makenzie Jones, Olivia Jones

Clemson Graduate Research Fellows. Top row, left to right: Katie Barfield, Mary Grace (Gracie) Boyce, McKenzie Bradley, Benjamin Camper. Bottom row, left to right: Aaron Cecil, Makenzie Jones, Olivia Jones

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16 Clemson students and alumni recognized by National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program

April 20, 2026

Cut flowers are flower heads, buds and sometimes stems, foliage or twigs that have been cut from parent plants for decorative use, such as in vases, bouquets or wreaths. (Photo credit: Clemson HGIC)

Cut flowers are flower heads, buds and sometimes stems, foliage or twigs that have been cut from parent plants for decorative use, such as in vases, bouquets or wreaths. (Photo credit: Clemson HGIC)

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson Extension releases new cut flower manual to support growing Southeast industry

byDenise Attaway

April 20, 2026