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Clemson Tiger mascot holds sign that reads Give Day. He is standing in front of an outdoor tent.

Ninth annual Give Day finishes with over $2M

Aerial shot of Clemson's campus showing the amphitheater

Clemson remains top university in South Carolina in U.S. News rankings

Clemson builds advanced composites reputation with new research center

Text on image reads: Campus update. Online learning through September 21.

Campus Update — Online learning through Sept. 21

Celebrating the Class of 2020 today, tomorrow and beyond

3 women in suits stand to have their photos taken

Clemson’s female leaders share plans for a lasting impact on the University and its students

Call Me MISTER continues to change the face of S.C. classrooms

A building sits adjacent to a body of water.

Road trips and research: Graduate housing gives Clemson the power to maximize its agricultural impact

Engineering student at work on a factory floor

Clemson’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing: growing technology and the talent behind it for SC’s economy

An image showing four students. From left to right. Female student smiling working on computer, female student laughing with friends, male student talking, male student standing on cliff looking at the ocean

Find your defining moment at Clemson

A female health professional uses a stethoscope on a female patient in a health care office.

Clemson and MUSC: Working to improve health in rural South Carolina

A look back at 2019

A look back at 2019

Members of Clemson's Military & Veteran Engagement with President Jim Clements and SVA President Jared Lyon at a military appreciation tailgate on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Embracing a veteran-friendly campus

Historic documents and images are spread out on a table.

The power in calling a name

Man in red jacket climbs up a snow-covered mountains

Avalanche forecaster, mountain guide and Clemson alumnus has lived the mountaineer’s dream

Not everyone has access to safe drinking water. A Clemson engineer is changing that.

Not everyone has access to safe drinking water. A Clemson engineer is changing that.

Teacher Residency

Participants in Clemson’s teacher residency program look back on its first year

Two Hispanic-American brothers, each wearing glasses and backward baseball caps, pose with their arms around each other

Degrees of success: For three sets of brothers, the Emerging Scholars Program created an unexpected path to Clemson

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

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

A 3-D rendering of a house that feature interlocking pieces.

The term DIY takes on new meaning with newly patented Clemson-designed technology and building solution: Sim[PLY]

A male student teacher stands at the front of a classroom holding papers as he leads his class through a lesson.

Graduating a teacher: Clemson changes everything, one student at a time

An illustrated graphic shows a man in a construction hat digging, a woman looking a stream, puzzle pieces, mountains and a woman teaching. It's meant to illustrate the idea of how big data is used in numerous ways.

Have big questions? We have big data.

The parasite Trypanosoma brucei is seen through a microscope living among the bloodstream.

Pitted against parasites: Developing a creative way to turn a parasite’s own evolutionary adaptations against itself.

Street sign with the name "Success Street."

Charleston neighborhood focus of high-tech effort to break the cycle of poverty.

A collection of future Clemson students holding their orange and purple acceptance packets and smiling in excitement.

Tigertown bound: Welcome to the class of 2023!

From his wheelchair, Marsden Miller throws a football with a man clad in purple and orange gear on the football field inside the Clemson indoor practice facility.

Celebrating 10 years of ClemsonLIFE

Rows of crops are seeing growing in a large field, with haybales visible in the background.

Digging into South Carolina’s most pressing problems, Clemson PSA is yielding solutions

Sullivan Center Mobile Clinic sits with its doors and pop out open.

Clemson looks to continue expanding mobile health outreach across the state

A DPR representative is seen pointing to the construction behind him as a group of students in white hardhats with an orange Tiger Paw are seen in the foreground.

Campus construction creates learning lab for tomorrow’s builders and designers

A collage of images including Vanessa Wych speaking in front of podium on campus, a view down the sidewalk between Douthit Hills residence halls, professors working in labs, professors standing in front of a social media wall, DPR staff working on the College of Business site, the night sky, and an image of a ribbon cutting.

A look back at a truly remarkable 2018

Male Clemson student in green scrubs checks a man's blood pressure.

The best medicine

A man's back is shown, with the words "Clemson football memory team" written across the back of his orange shirt.

Researchers are using Clemson football memories to address debilitating effects of dementia.

Five images depict different parts of the food supply chain — jars of linels, a table with a meal on it, an airport and a corn stalk with an ear of corn shown.

Farm to table: Meet 5 Tigers who are working to eliminate hunger, malnutrition and obesity

Nelwyn Landreth's hands are seen holding a photo of her father, Roy Thomas "Smiley" Pruitt. In the picture he's sitting on a motorcycle.

Witness to war