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Professor Mark Spede conducts the Clemson University Symphonic Band on the Brooks Theatre stage.

Clemson University Symphonic Band to premiere original composition inspired by a local child’s courageous battle with cancer

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

Students walk down the hallway of Passport Living learning community

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

Daniel Hall, home of many courses offered through the Pathways in the Humanities and Social Sciences minor

New minor offers ‘Pathways in the humanities and social sciences’

Ashton to speak on new book, “A Plausible Man”

Clemson Chair Academy kicks off with New Chair Onboarding program

Sikes Hall surrounded by trees of various colors

Clemson selected to participate in AAC&U Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum

An altar used during a Day of the Dead celebration displaying photos of passed family members, decorated skulls, candles, and food.

‘It’s a real celebration of love’: Day of the Dead celebration returns to Clemson on November 1

real estate entrepreneur Racquel Collier

“Curiosity is a secret weapon”: Clemson alumna to speak on the journey from humanities to entrepreneurship

Nicholas Vazsonyi, Founding Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities at Clemson University

Dean’s Corner: September 2024

An image showcasing various sports science activities at Clemson

Clemson sports science endeavors to showcase at RECESS Symposium, Oct. 24

Innovative outdoor sound experience coming to SC Botanical Garden

An abstract graphic depicting artificial intelligence and pillars

Conference at Clemson examines ethics in the age of artificial intelligence

Graphic: An image of "Rosie the Riveter" to the left next to a portrait of Michelle Smith to the right.

National Endowment for the Humanities funds Clemson English professor’s research on American icon, ‘Rosie the Riveter’

Fukuyama to speak on global democracy at Clemson

Students checking in during a Career Fair

Fall Career Fair set for Sept. 9-12

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College of Arts and Humanities welcomes 30 new faculty

Sydney Olsen sits in McKissick Theater with a mortarboard in her hand.

Clemson to Miramax: This world cinema alumna is blazing her path in Los Angeles

Environmental portrait of the Carillon Bells in Tillman Hall tower.

Carillon bell concert to ring in a new semester at Clemson University

A promotional photo of musicians Susan Zhang and Nick Luby pose in front of The Concert Truck.

Brooks Center welcomes The Concert Truck back to the Clemson community

Nicholas Vazsonyi sits at a desk and smiles. He is wearing a suit and orange tie.

Dean’s Corner: August 2024

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College of Arts and Humanities promotes 14 faculty members

A picture of the Aurora Exascale Supercomputer, which will be only the second supercomputer in the world able to operate at the exascale level.

English professor earns NSF grant to open the black box of the world’s second exascale computer

Lisa Melonçon sits on a bench in front of Sirrine Hall.

Melonçon takes the helm as founding chair of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies

Professor of English Susanna Ashton sits at her desk and smiles for a picture while the camera focuses on her new book.

Professor reveals the life of the ‘Plausible Man’ from South Carolina who inspired ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’

A professional photo of Clemson English graduate Hayley Beatty '12.

‘This is me’: Clemson English alumna pens commercial now airing during the 2024 Olympic games

A movie poster with actors of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X titled "Genius: MLK/X." World Cinema Professor of Practice Sam Sokolow served as an executive producer for the show.

World cinema professor’s show receives national acclaim

A family of four smile and flash their Clemson rings

‘Clemson or bust’: Ryan Uhle never let the absence of vision hinder him from becoming an attorney

An historical, sepia-toned image showing a crowd of Black people under an archway that reads "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

The Black fugitive who inspired ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ and the end of US slavery

Rising senior Cheney Everett recently completed a rare summer internship with the South Carolina Supreme Court.

A peek behind the bench: Clemson student completes unique summer internship with SC Supreme Court

Members of the Loebsack & Brownlee stand around a table for a photo.

Law firm commits to funding 150 law school test prep courses for Clemson students

Three people view a 19th century deed book in Pickens County.

‘Stories that need to be told’: Clemson professors, researchers to digitally preserve 19th century deeds listing enslaved people as property

Two women are seated in a gymnasium and smile for a photo.

Uniting the Palmetto State: Clemson partners with University of South Carolina to connect local communities with rich histories

Ben White, Chair of the Clemson University Department of Philosophy and Religion, smiles outside historic Hardin Hall

White selected to lead Clemson’s Department of Philosophy and Religion

A composer intensely orchestrates a group of musicians.

New Master of Music Education program now accepting applications for Summer 2025

Asian longhorned beetle

Inclusive outreach: Clemson students help Spanish speakers recognize invasive beetle