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Dell servers that comprise Palmetto 2, the high-performance computing environment at Clemson University, are stacked in rows at the data center

Research faculty launch high-performance computing user group

Thomas Green Clemson’s will to be housed at Special Collections and Archives

Hitachi awards two fellowships to Clemson Ph.D. students

Clemson English department welcomes National Book Award winner Justin Phillip Reed as new writer-in-residence

Mary Stuart Turner, front, was Staff Member of the Game for Clemson vs Louisville on Nov. 2

Mary Stuart Turner honored during Louisville football game for work with Redfern Health Center

Search-and-rescue vehicle built by Clemson University students headed to the SEMA Show

Anna Fitch Courie, chief well-being officer at Clemson

From the Desk of the CWO: Falling back

A photo of Paige Felder standing in the crowd and speaking into a microphone.

Women’s Roundtable features inspiring keynote speakers, fosters professional development networks

Update preparedness plans and kits for winter weather

a woman wearing a wet suit who has dove to the ocean floor

Diving in — research opportunities solidify Anna Metzger’s career choice

An artist illustration with a calendar with National STEM Day on Nov. 8 with a hand and pencil

Discovering their love for STEM: Clemson faculty talk about how they got into science

Clemson University gathers to recognize the newest members of the Fort Hill Legacy Society

Clemson students Alana Weidman, Hannah Mammano, Kun Huang and Achala Pokhrel work with researcher and professor Alexis Stamatikos to explore protein alterations that could lead to more effective treatments for atherosclerosis.

Clemson researchers tackle atherosclerosis – the ‘silent killer’

The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Reshaping organizational strategies and success

A woman wearing a white lab coat sits at the bench in a science lab

Helping others while helping herself: Clemson senior Sofia Willey is researching her own rare disease

Clemson, NSF hub to advance commercialization of university research

Clemson, NSF hub to advance commercialization of university research

Students walk down the hallway of Passport Living learning community

One hall, 11 languages: Inside the Passport Living Learning Community

Erica Walker appointed Harry M. Lightsey Visiting Scholar

Artist rendering of a lock tile and computer circuits

Securing tomorrow: What you should know about protecting data in the future

Lisa Robinson wears an orange jacket and speaks with a woman in a green sweater across a table with an orange tablecloth.

An opportunity to flourish: CU Grow helps Lisa Robinson take her next step

A woman wearing a green and blue top sitting at a table in a science lab

Laura Finzi named first Dr. Waenard L. Miller, Jr. ’69 and Sheila M. Miller Endowed Chair in Medical Biophysics

Associate Dean of Clinical Programs Assists with spay neuter clinic

Community Connections

Clemson lends graduate’s Medal of Honor to National Medal of Honor Museum

man wearing a blue suit with no tie stands in front of a white background

College of Science alumni spotlight: Paris Hamilton

Horses in a barn

Horse in Pickens County Contracts West Nile Virus

Bioengineering team wins national prize for kidney device

Savannah River National Laboratory, Clemson Establish New Joint Appointments

Savannah River National Laboratory, Clemson Establish New Joint Appointments

Brian Watkins.

Brian Watkins named AVP for international programs and partnerships

How the Clemson Family helped Connor Freedman ’24 discover his career path

David Robb, farm manager, talks with TOPP participants about research conducted at Clemson's Organic Research Center.

Clemson aims to ease organic transition for South Carolina farmers through USDA agreement

Brooke Whitworth

Education faculty member named field editor of science teaching journal

Coker, an alumna of the Master of Architecture program at Clemson University holds her new children's book, while smiling at the camera.

Clemson alumna empowers girls with new children’s book