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A car of Jagannath in which the Hindu god Krishna rides, drawn by worshippers-Tanjore, India circa 1903

Krishna Janmashtami: Celebrating the birthday of a beloved Hindu god, renowned for his compassion and his wisdom in the Bhagavad Gita

Kaye Stanzione plays a Steinway & Sons piano at Clemson University, an All-Steinway School

Clemson University officially named an All-Steinway School after significant investment in performing arts

Clemson University students walk past Daniel Hall.

College of Arts and Humanities takes historic step into its first school year

Nicholas Vazsonyi

Dean’s Corner: August 2023

A collage of images including photos of Aukland and Syndey, as well as portraits of Clemson University faculty members Jody Cripps and Stephen Fitzmaurice

IDEAS grant to help Clemson launch a study abroad program for American Sign Language

Cameron Bushnell, interim chair of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies at Clemson University

Cameron Bushnell named interim chair of the new Department of Interdisciplinary Studies

Joseph Mai, chair of the Clemson University Department of Languages

Joseph Mai named chair of the Department of Languages

Students from Clemson University's Pearce Center for Professional Communication pose for a photo with elementary students at Central Academy of the Arts and the Clemson Tiger Cub mascot. The children are holding books.

Pearce Center interns help local elementary students become authors

AI graphic

AI exemplifies the ‘free rider’ problem – here’s why that points to regulation

Clemson English major Delaney Toomer

From English major to law school, hard work rewards honors student with her dream college

A distinguished couple--man and woman--smile while seated at an orange and purple piano. The interior of the piano is purple, and the exterior is orange. The photo looks under the lid of the piano to show the strings in the foreground.

‘Pathway to Steinway:’ Gift from Kaye and Bob Stanzione elevates Clemson’s Department of Performing Arts

Jericho Brown stands on the balcony of a large room with vaulted ceilings and dark wooden rafters. He is a Black man with long hair pulled into a ponytail, a goatee, a salmon-colored shirt and khaki pants. His hands are resting on a railing behind him.

Clemson Literary Festival roars back for its 16th year

Associate professor joe Burgett holds a drone while speaking to a group of students outdoors on a sunny day.

Clemson University Selected for FAA Drone Training Program

$3.4 million grant enables Clemson University to lead the creation of Black Heritage Trail

“Call My Name: The Play” gives a voice to Black history at Clemson

Bridget Trogden, left, and James Burns, right

Clemson to lead the nation in developing civic education teaching tools

portrait of Ray Hinton

Death row survivor Ray Hinton to speak at Clemson

Brooks Center to host orchestra from Ukraine, seeks donations to offer free tickets to local refugees

Clemson writing students practice with a tough audience—third graders

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

Burton earns Lifetime Achievement Award from Southern Historical Association

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

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

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

Portrait of Desiree C. Bailey

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

portaits of four faculty members

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

Two construction vehicles sit under a brick building.

Humanities Hall ready to welcome students