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A photo of two women. On the left is RoxanaJafarifiroozabadi, on the right is Anjali Joseph. Both are looking at the camera.

Can daylight help the heart heal? Clemson researchers find link between daylight, window views and recovery time for cardiac patients

A photo of Midlands Technical College and Clemson University members after the signing of the new Architecture Articulation Agreement.

Clemson and Midlands Technical College sign new agreement creating opportunity for architecture students

Nicholas Vazsonyi at desk, smiling, with pen in hand. Sign on desk says "Dean V." Large orange Clemson Tiger paw is on his desk.

Dean’s Corner: January 2023

Bridget Trogden, left, and James Burns, right

Clemson to lead the nation in developing civic education teaching tools

An image of the Harvey Gantt Exhibit in Lee Gallery. The celebration features works by Cecil Williams, Clemson University School of Architecture students. The exhibition celebrates the 60 years of integration in South Carolina.

Clemson School of Architecture celebrates the impact of Harvey Gantt

portrait of Ray Hinton

Death row survivor Ray Hinton to speak at Clemson

Aidan Rhodes uses a hammer and anvil to design a piece of metal artwork.

Public art project in Kinard Laboratory unites art and science, harnesses creativity and curiosity

Dean’s Corner: December 2022

Clemson writing students practice with a tough audience—third graders

Clemson CommunityBUILD brings new dimension to island elementary school

Science Outreach Center gets nearly $2 million for graphic novel, afterschool STEM club

Run to support “Call My Name” during Black History Month

Burton earns Lifetime Achievement Award from Southern Historical Association

Dean’s Corner: November 2022

“Call My Name, Clemson” is coming to the theater

Clemson Design Center wins Service Award from AIA Charleston

Clemson students honored by the National Organization of Minority Architects

Sylvia Carroll smiles and displays a Clemson class ring.

Silvia Carroll Endowment to support the ‘power of travel’ for architecture students

A voting encouragement graphic that says, "Hey You! It's Time to Vote!"

Clemson students aim to increase the number of midterm voters on campus

Headshots of Su Cho, Anthony Correale, Emma Grace Connelly and Gabrielle Wilkosz smiling.

Clemson writers to read in benefit for Paw Pantry

Two actors stand back to back with large cloth faces in red and pink

Brooks Center presents anniversary production of celebrated Swiss mask theater troupe

Name change reflects a bright future for the Nieri Department of Construction, Development and Planning

Bradford Watson and David Pastre smile in front of a brick wall.

New “dream team” takes the lead at the Clemson Design Center in Charleston

Portrait of burton smiling. He wears a purple shirt and tie and stands in front of a brick wall.

Clemson history professor honored by Morehouse College, joins MLK Jr. Collegium of Scholars

Photo of Mark Hayward, a man with white hair and beard, dark shirt and glasses in front of a white wall.

Clemson, Phi Beta Kappa host lecture on the links between education, policy and health

J. Drew Lanham, Ornithologist, Naturalist, and Writer, 2022 MacArthur Fellow, Clemson, SC

Clemson’s Lanham garners ‘genius grant’ from MacArthur Foundation to ‘fund dreams’

Day of the Dead observance to return to Clemson University for its fifth year

Professor Anjali Joseph writes on a whiteboard

Researchers earn $2 million grant to tackle emergency mental health challenges for children

portait of woman with blond hair on gray backgrond

Historic preservation student wins King Medal for architectural research

dozens of architecture students wearing bright, casual clothing raise their hands in celebration for a group photo. They sit in a green lawn in front of a modern brick and glass building at sunset.

Dean’s Corner: September 2022

Portrait of Desiree C. Bailey

Writer-in-residence brings new dimension to Clemson’s literary scene

Dancer

Brooks Center welcomes Step Afrika! for week-long residency

Two people stand on a large rock covered in graffiti. A forest and mountains can be seen behind them in the distance.

Landscape architecture faculty team with SCDNR to design a clean future for Bald Rock

portaits of four faculty members

Summer institute to reconstruct South Carolina’s “Black Archive”

Clemson Cooperative Education: a “game-changer” for professional development