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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

A young man in a white shirt and tie sits behind a desk writing on a notepad

The war reporter: Clemson alumnus was first to tell the world about D-Day

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

Dean’s Corner: May 2024

A man in a light blue dress shirt is animated as he teaches students.

‘Incredibly special’: Clemson students impress Emmy Award-winning composer in one-of-a-kind visit

A man in a suit poses for a picture at Carillon Garden.

ASL professor receives appointment at the Deaf Arts Academy to promote signed music

Transparent awards are situated on a tablecloth table.

CAH celebrates faculty and staff with awards in Spring meeting

A collage of artists performing for the Brooks Center's 30th Season. Artists include Chanticleer, Samara Joy, The Cher Show and Collage Dance Collective.

Brooks Center for the Performing Arts announces its 30th season

Brooks Center director emerita awarded Order of the Palmetto

Clemson President Jim Clements poses for a picture with Norris Medal recipient Helena Harte and Provost Bob Jones.

‘It all comes full circle’: Helena Harte wins top honor in the Class of 2024

A VIN number is pictured in white writing affixed to the back windshield of a car splattered with rain.

What’s in a VIN? How to decode the vehicle identification number, your car’s unique fingerprint

A student turns a dial on a sound mixing board in a dimly lit Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

Finding harmony in the humanities

Student awards on display

Nine outstanding students to be honored at 2024 University spring awards program

Clemson’s summer music series “On the Ave” returns with a new partner

A college student smiles while she walks away from Hardin hall.

‘Put yourself out there.’ This humanities double major prepares for law school with a new sense of self-confidence

A young woman with long blonde hair wearing a white, long-sleeve dress sings into a microphone from a stage with academic banners in the background.

Her 9th Clemson graduation marks the first time earning her degree.

Nicholas Vazsonyi, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities

Dean’s Corner: April 2024

A seated man with a beard speaks into a microphone.

Understanding the Upstate: Ron Rash, Clemson scholars convene to talk unique region

A pamphlet titled, "2024: Honors and Awards" for the College of Arts and Humanities.

3 CAH students recognized for outstanding achievements

An environmental portrait of the People Advancing Women’s Empowerment in front of Sikes Hall.

‘PAWE’ Power: These Students Are Empowering Women, Building Futures at Clemson

Jordan Frith, the Pearce Professor of Professional Communication, lectures a class inside Daniel Hall.

This Clemson professor is helping Guardian Ad Litem volunteers to become better writers

Arelis Moore, associate professor of Spanish and Community Health in the Department of Languages, is the recipient of the Pearce Center for Professional Communication’s 2024 Professional Writing and Communication Award.

Strengthening communities: Clemson professor wins award for dedication to students and community health

A stock graphic of Pete Nice and Yolanda Whitaker.

‘Legends and learners’: Clemson students hear from Hip Hop experts

History major wins Undergraduate Research Award from Clemson Libraries

World-premiere from Emmy Award-winning composer lands at Clemson University

Southern poet and photographer A.H. Jerriod Avant has a blank face looking into the camera.

Visiting Writers Series returns with emerging Southern poet

Caroline Morgan (left), Teresa Ribeiro (middle) and Cary Berkeley Kaye pose for a picture in front of the reflection pond on Clemson University's main campus. The weather is gloomy.

Students place in top 10 of highly competitive national legal brief writing tournament

Michael Geib smiled at the camera as he plays his double bass.

Distinguished alumnus debuts jazz composition celebrating 30 years of the Brooks Center

Two students walk over Library Bridge on the first day of class.

Narratio x Clemson: An April evening of art and stories from resettled refugee youth

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

Dean’s Corner: March 2024

Acclaimed novelist headlines Clemson University’s Upstate Symposium, exploring the University’s connection to the region

Adrian Epley

Acting like a Tiger: Adrian Eppley ’15

A collage of photos from Clemson University including a group touring the Woodland Cemetery, Fort Hill National Historic Landmark, an aerial photo of main campus, and an archeological dig.

Woodland Cemetery Historic Preservation Project to offer summer ‘Hidden History Camp’