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Clemson University Forest launches Data Hub to expand research, recreation and stewardship

The Clemson University Forest is opening a new digital window into one of the University’s greatest natural assets.…

May 20, 2026

A room has several dozen people seated and looking at a stage with a panel of business people sitting, facing them. There are two flags on the stage (state of S.C. and U.S.) and a digital screen above them that reads "The business of AI."

A room has several dozen people seated and looking at a stage with a panel of business people sitting, facing them. There are two flags on the stage (state of S.C. and U.S.) and a digital screen above them that reads "The business of AI."

Brook T. Smith Launchpad hosts third annual Business of AI Symposium in downtown Clemson

May 20, 2026

Service milestones in May

May 19, 2026

Attendees circle a large mound at the Scroll of Honor Memorial

Attendees circle a large mound at the Scroll of Honor Memorial

Clemson to pay tribute to fallen alumni in Memorial Day ceremony on Sunday, May 24

May 19, 2026

New faculty emeriti.

New faculty emeriti.

Emeritus College recognizes new members for 2026

May 18, 2026

A panoramic view of sunrise on Clemson's campus, showing a library in the foreground and the tip of a bell tower in the background.

A panoramic view of sunrise on Clemson's campus, showing a library in the foreground and the tip of a bell tower in the background.

Current News

Fulbright awards send six Clemson students and alumni abroad

May 18, 2026

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Rob Prucka selected as chair of the Department of Automotive Engineering

May 18, 2026

Harmful algal blooms are becoming more common in South Carolina. Often caused by cyanobacteria, sometimes called blue-green algae, these blooms thrive in warm, nutrient-rich water.

Harmful algal blooms are becoming more common in South Carolina. Often caused by cyanobacteria, sometimes called blue-green algae, these blooms thrive in warm, nutrient-rich water.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

When the water turns green: How Clemson University is helping communities fight harmful algal blooms

byDenise Attaway

May 18, 2026

Six STRP faculty winners.

Six STRP faculty winners.

Current News

Clemson STRIDE announces 2026 STRP fund recipients

May 13, 2026

Dudok Quartet Amsterdam with stringed instruments

Dudok Quartet Amsterdam with stringed instruments

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The Brooks Center announces 32nd season featuring returning favorites and new visiting artists

May 13, 2026

A woman with dark hair wearing a pale peach sweater and a white blouse with a green bead necklace and jeans sits near a lab table in a science lab with her legs crossed and hands in her lap.

A woman with dark hair wearing a pale peach sweater and a white blouse with a green bead necklace and jeans sits near a lab table in a science lab with her legs crossed and hands in her lap.

News in Motion

Geneticist awarded Fulbright grant for collaboration with Czech scientists on parasitic diseases

byCindy Landrum

May 12, 2026

Eliza Haines' big-picture goal to work at a medical-device company in research and development after completing her master's degree at Stanford University.

Eliza Haines' big-picture goal to work at a medical-device company in research and development after completing her master's degree at Stanford University.

Current News

Eliza Haines heads to Stanford University as Knight-Hennessy Scholar

May 12, 2026

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

New advanced material could help computers think more like brains

May 11, 2026

College of Arts and Humanities Dean Nicholas Vazsonyi shakes a student's hand at graduation

College of Arts and Humanities Dean Nicholas Vazsonyi shakes a student's hand at graduation

Current News

Dean’s Corner: May 2026

May 11, 2026

The Tiger and Patricia Whitener look for pollinators in the CAFLS demonstration garden.

The Tiger and Patricia Whitener look for pollinators in the CAFLS demonstration garden.

Current News

Pollinator census seeks volunteers across South Carolina

May 11, 2026