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Environmental engineering celebrates 60 years of solutions that serve society

Clemson University graduates are helping communities provide clean drinking water, treat wastewater, manage solid and hazardous wastes, protect air quality, restore contaminated land and groundwater, and ensure infrastructure meets changing demands.

July 30, 2026

woman standing in front of machines in a science lab

woman standing in front of machines in a science lab

Clemson’s Thao Tran Dominy selected to help chart chemistry’s path to 2050

July 28, 2026

Artist rendering of solar winds

Artist rendering of solar winds

Clemson researcher part of NASA mission to better understand atmospheric waves and space weather

July 28, 2026

A full crowd of people attend Commencement at Clemson University in Littlejohn Coliseum

A full crowd of people attend Commencement at Clemson University in Littlejohn Coliseum

Summer Commencement details announced as more than 1,000 students set to graduate in August

July 28, 2026

A man wearing a blue plaid shirt and black eyeglasses looks at a sunflower in a lab greenhouse.

A man wearing a blue plaid shirt and black eyeglasses looks at a sunflower in a lab greenhouse.

Current News

Clemson sunflower genetics study could open new paths for crop improvement

byCindy Landrum

July 27, 2026

A female student wearing a bookbag steps onto a bus

A female student wearing a bookbag steps onto a bus

Current News

Fall 2026 Student Parking & Transit: What You Need to Know

July 27, 2026

a man in a white lab coat next to a patient bed in a hospital room

a man in a white lab coat next to a patient bed in a hospital room

Research

Better health care: Clemson, Prisma examine human factors

July 27, 2026

Jackson Wisecarver, looking into the camera and smiling.

Jackson Wisecarver, looking into the camera and smiling.

Current News

Turning legal-tech frustration into an EnterPrize

July 27, 2026

Clemson faculty and staff smile between walls of a partial recreation of Fort Rutledge, an important site in the American Revolution.

Clemson faculty and staff smile between walls of a partial recreation of Fort Rutledge, an important site in the American Revolution.

Current News

250 years after a battle here, Clemson is recreating a part of Fort Rutledge

July 27, 2026

David E. Dukes

David E. Dukes

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson University Trustee David E. Dukes ’81 elected chair of Belle W. Baruch Foundation Board of Trustees

July 27, 2026

Clemson scientists Jeffrey Adelberg, Lance Beecher and Gaudy Mayela Ortiz Rivera talk with IITA scientist and Africa food prize laureate Mercy Diebiru-Ojo about the award-winning hydroponic system she developed for growing cassavas. Clemson is collaborating with IITA to develop hydroponic systems and other technologies to benefit growers in both the U.S. and Africa.

Clemson scientists Jeffrey Adelberg, Lance Beecher and Gaudy Mayela Ortiz Rivera talk with IITA scientist and Africa food prize laureate Mercy Diebiru-Ojo about the award-winning hydroponic system she developed for growing cassavas. Clemson is collaborating with IITA to develop hydroponic systems and other technologies to benefit growers in both the U.S. and Africa.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson scientists launch international food security partnership during visit to Nigeria

byDenise Attaway

July 27, 2026

Members of the winning team, ¡Que chiba!, mix their ice cream recipe as part of the Clemson Ice Cream Innovation Experience.

Members of the winning team, ¡Que chiba!, mix their ice cream recipe as part of the Clemson Ice Cream Innovation Experience.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

OLLI members churn up creativity during Clemson Ice Cream Innovation Experience

byDenise Attaway

July 27, 2026

Current News

RNA takes center stage: five facts about one of the most versatile molecules

byBrooke Dillingham

July 27, 2026

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Scott Husson selected as Fellow of North American Membrane Society

July 27, 2026

A group of students sit in chairs while using laptops in Cooper Library, with Adobe Studio in the background.

A group of students sit in chairs while using laptops in Cooper Library, with Adobe Studio in the background.

Clemson Computing Information Technology

Adobe licensing changes coming August 6

July 27, 2026

A group people smiling on the set of "The High Note," a Clemson World Cinema film

A group people smiling on the set of "The High Note," a Clemson World Cinema film

Current News

World Cinema program starts production on its second feature film project: “The High Note”

July 24, 2026