When classes finish for the day, all around Clemson soccer cleats are tied tight, golf clubs are packed up and students gather together for practice. Clemson University Campus Recreation proudly recognizes 33 different student organizations as club sports. These organizations […]
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The science of the game: Where Tiger fans see tackles and touchdowns, Amy Pope sees physics
When linebacker James Skalski tackled Georgia Tech tight end Dylan Deveney at the 2-yard line on a fourth-and-goal shovel pass in the waning seconds of a September Atlantic Coast Conference game, most Clemson fans saw a game-saving tackle. Amy Pope, […]
New Endowment Honors Former School of Architecture Director
A new endowment created to support students in Clemson University’s School of Architecture will honor Professor Kate Schwennsen, former director of the school. The Kate L. Schwennsen Scholarship Endowment for Architectural Excellence is being established in Kate’s honor with a […]
Clemson University President and First Lady named Honorary Clemson Alumni
James P. Clements and Beth S. Clements have been named honorary alumni of Clemson University. Both were recognized with this designation in a special presentation following the Board of Trustees meeting on October 1, 2021.
President’s Update: Board of Trustees recap; COVID updates; Fall Break
Dear Clemson Family: Now that we are about halfway through the semester, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all of our students, faculty and staff for your hard work so far this fall and to […]
Kelly and Ed Rose Named Herb Coughlan Memorial Family of the Year
Kelly and Ed Rose of Charleston, South Carolina were named 2021 recipients of the Herb Coughlan Memorial Family of the Year. The award has been presented annually — with the exception of 2020 due to the impact of COVID-19 — by […]
President’s Update: Gameday excitement, Princeton Review lists, and other updates
Dear Clemson Family, It is so exciting to have everyone back on campus this semester. As we prepare to host our first home football game of the season, I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone to celebrate safely […]
Pigskin and Peaches
Clemson and UGA put aside their differences to help Southeast peach producers thrive South Carolina and Georgia share a border, a passion for football and pride in their peaches. With Clemson University and the University of Georgia campuses separated by […]
A conversation with Clemson alumnus and 2022 SC Superintendent of the Year Kathy Hipp
In July, Anderson School District 3’s Kathy Hipp was named the 2022 South Carolina Superintendent of the Year by the South Carolina Association of School Administrators (SCASA). We caught up with Hipp, a proud Clemson College of Education alumnus, to ask about how she has approached her job during a year unlike no other in education, what Clemson still means to her and how she likes to spend what little free time she has these days.
Never any ifs, ands Orr doubts about marketing grad’s career decision
At age 14, Levi Orr had his mind made up on the career he’d pursue. Today, the 2018 Clemson University graduate has made significant progress toward his goal of becoming a country artist. And the now 26-year-old singer-songwriter says his […]
Meet Clemson’s newest students
Every new Tiger in the Class of 2025 has one thing in common: They’re part of a high-achieving group of students that is eager to learn, both in and outside of the classroom. They’re ready to take on new challenges, make a difference in the lives of others and leave a lasting impact on their communities.
Dr. James Edwin Clark remembered for launching careers and supporting women
Clemson University’s civil engineers are remembering Professor J. Edwin Clark as a well-respected educator, transportation researcher and public servant who helped launch his students’ careers and supported them after they graduated. Clark was 88 when he died on July 20, […]
President’s Update: Board elects new chair; Private fundraising breaks record
July 21, 2021 This summer has been a busy one, so I wanted to take a moment to provide you all with a few updates as we move into the end of July. Our Board of Trustees had a full […]
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts announces a return to in-person performances this fall
The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts is excited to announce its 2021-22 season. Performances will take place in person at the Brooks Center. Managing Director Thomas Hudgins looks forward to welcoming patrons back to the Brooks Center. “I don’t think […]
Rising senior recognized for forest conservation, food justice, named Udall Scholar
A poet, volunteer firefighter and wild mushroom forager, Carson Colenbaugh, a National Scholar and Honors College member, was named a Udall Environmental Scholar.
Along the path: Our journey at Clemson prepares us for what’s ahead
We all take a different journey to get to Clemson. And it’s safe to say our experiences here look different from each other’s, and what comes next will, too. One thing is for certain: We made it to Clemson – […]
President’s Update: Excitement about Commencement and other celebrations
Dear Clemson Family: Last week, our Board of Trustees had a productive meeting, taking several actions, including approving a plan to widen Perimeter Road and make improvements to pedestrian safety. This much-needed project is slated to be completed in the […]
College of Science honors outstanding students in 2021 awards ceremony
The College of Science honored some of its most outstanding undergraduate and graduate students during a virtual awards ceremony on April 9. “We are here to honor the best and brightest in the College of Science,” said Leigh Anne Clark, […]
Leisure skills classes provide stress relief for students during the COVID-19 pandemic
Students taking leisure skills classes this spring at Clemson University are doing so to relieve stress and socialize with other students during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program typically offers more than 150 one-credit learning options every semester in subjects such as dance, yoga, fitness, outdoor recreation, and first aid as well as shotgun and other sports. Courses are developed and managed by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management, which works with partners throughout campus to find space for its growing number of students. Classes give students an opportunity to unwind from stress and have the added benefit of allowing them to learn something new while socializing with students, which can be critical for students’ mental health.
Clemson professor Bill R. Smith, an academic foundation for the generations
Clemson University soils professor emeritus Bill R. Smith, who spent more than 50 years growing and nurturing the next generation of soil scientists, passed away March 28 after battling cancer.
A Fighting Stance
Meeting the needs of students while also observing strict COVID-19 protocols for safety: That has been the pandemic challenge, and it was a particularly steep one in the mental health field. Through her own work ethic and with the support of the Clemson Family, Birma Gainor, interim director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), has strengthened her role at the University while also securing a new rank in the martial arts technique she practices.
SC Press Association announces big wins for The Tiger newspaper
The Tiger News is the recipient of 13 SCPA awards.
President’s Update: Planning for an in-person Fall semester; good news on vaccinations
Dear Clemson Family: As we approach spring break, signs of increased activity abound across the University. More students are coming to campus for instruction, we’re seeing a significant increase in the use of recreational facilities — and it’s been wonderful […]
Lifelong Tiger advocates for teacher self-care
Alexis Lanham Shepard ’12 didn’t intend to be a teacher. She stumbled upon the Teacher Cadet Program as a high school senior – more to develop leadership skills and build a college resume than to explore education as a career.
CBSHS Alumni Spotlight: Malerie Hartsell, public health servant
Meet Malerie Hartsell, a 2007 Public Health Sciences alumna. She’s a Program Coordinator for the Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Division with S.C. Dept. of Health & Environmental Control (DHEC). Hartsell has been devoted to being a public servant for children with her work at DHEC, and outside of work hours, she’s dedicated time to leading a support group for Scleroderma patients.
Closing the race and gender gap in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences
Growth in the number of African Americans, Hispanics and women graduating with degrees from Clemson University’s College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences is raising hopes that decades of effort is starting to chip away at one of STEM’s toughest […]
CECAS work signals prosperity for South Carolina
In the classroom. Online. From the inner sanctum of sprawling research labs to the concrete floors of some of South Carolina’s most notable manufacturers: Clemson scientists and engineers have grown a notable body of work in cutting-edge engineering and science […]
April conference aims to Elevate Sales Innovation Program’s brand
The Sales Innovation Program is elevating its brand, enhancing professionals’ skills and challenging students – all through a virtual sales conference this spring that will benefit a local charity. A cadre of industry and academic experts in sales will share […]
‘Something Very Fishy’ takes new approach to deliver marine conservation awareness message
Told through the story of young science major and coral transplantation researcher Sandy Carson, local fisher Mr. Stu Pidder and Boss the Great White Shark and his marine friends, “Something Very Fishy” addresses ocean health and how climate impacts it.
President’s Update: Spring semester going well; Introducing McWhorter Stadium!
Dear Clemson Family: It is difficult to believe it has been almost a full year since the COVID-19 pandemic descended upon the world and began to change everyone’s way of life. While the full impact of the virus continues to […]
Experience: IMPACT brings staff together to share lessons learned amid Fall semester and COVID-19
To say it’s been a busy Fall semester for staff within the Division of Student Affairs would be a gross understatement. To say it’s been challenging would be apropos, given the current COVID-19 crisis sweeping the globe. Thursday morning, members […]
Enhanced onboarding experience unveiled for new Student Affairs employees, additional supervisor resources provided
As part of an ongoing commitment to making improvements to processes and best practices, the Division of Student Affairs recently unveiled an enhanced onboarding experience for new employees. In addition, the division has also published onboarding resources for supervisors with […]
Clemson Students attend regional MANNRS conference, one comes back a winner
Clemson, S.C- The students apart of Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANNRS) at Clemson University attended a regional conference that not only tested their knowledge but allowed them to take away professional development skills. The MANNRS Regional […]
Alumni Spotlight: Zach Garrison works in the film industry, making TV magic
Meet Zachary Garrison, a 2015 Communications alumnus. In his short time after graduation, he’s landed a dream career in the the film industry working as a post production coordinator. We caught up with him in between filming to learn more […]
Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. Newest Member of Clemson’s Multicultural Greek Community
Soline McGee was an inquisitive sophomore when she attended TigerProwl — Clemson’s annual student organization fair — in the hopes of finding a social involvement opportunity. She came across a fellow Honors College student who was speaking with a representative from […]
Martin Lightsey wants to pay Clemson University back for what he has received
Martin Lightsey said that Clemson University helped shape him into a well-rounded individual and provided him with an education that opened the door to a successful career. Lightsey now wants to pay Clemson back for all he has received. That […]