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Get to know Clemson University’s incoming students

Clemson University is ready to welcome approximately 5,000 first-year students to main campus after another competitive admissions cycle.
byEmily Pietras Baker

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Professor of wildlife ecology, Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation – College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences; Director of the Clemson Boone and Crockett University Program

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GrantForward database opens doors to research funding

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Ghosting job candidates can haunt employers, Clemson research finds

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Clemson joins national program to increase research impact

May 13, 2026