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Students and staff walking across campus.

Students and staff walking across campus.

Midterm elections are coming up on Tuesday, Nov. 3

Clemson students, faculty and staff are encouraged to participate and vote in the upcoming midterm elections on Tuesday,…

October 23, 2026

Clemson University brick sign in front of Bowman Field.

Clemson University brick sign in front of Bowman Field.

Clemson to offer limited voluntary separation program

October 22, 2026

Close up of fall tree with people in the background sitting around a table at the top of the stairs.

Close up of fall tree with people in the background sitting around a table at the top of the stairs.

Compliance and Ethics Week events from October 26–30

October 21, 2026

Close up of fall tree with people in the background sitting around a table at the top of the stairs.

Close up of fall tree with people in the background sitting around a table at the top of the stairs.

47% complete with 2.5 weeks until annual required training deadline

October 20, 2026

Three female students in black suits and one male student hold orange felt pennants in front of pop-up banner

Three female students in black suits and one male student hold orange felt pennants in front of pop-up banner

Clemson students take consulting into the real world with new Signature Program

October 19, 2026

People sit at round tables while listening to a speaker.

People sit at round tables while listening to a speaker.

Our Clemson

Explore the commercial opportunities of research with NSF I-Corps

February 13, 2026

Clemson Extension is offering a new online course designed to teach participants about raised‑bed and in‑ground gardening, seasonal vegetable production, herb care, small‑fruit management, tree‑fruit basics and sustainable, research‑based practices suited to South Carolina’s varied climate zones.

Clemson Extension is offering a new online course designed to teach participants about raised‑bed and in‑ground gardening, seasonal vegetable production, herb care, small‑fruit management, tree‑fruit basics and sustainable, research‑based practices suited to South Carolina’s varied climate zones.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson Extension launches new online course to help South Carolinians grow their own food

byDenise Attaway

February 10, 2026

Gilbert Miller

Gilbert Miller

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Gilbert Miller honored with South Carolina’s highest civilian award

byDenise Attaway

February 10, 2026

University News

Clemson to expand access to OpenAI in support of University’s AI Initiative

February 10, 2026

Current News

Greenville Swamp Rabbits’ ‘Clemson Night’ Feb. 15 to benefit employees, students

February 4, 2026

Tiger Paw on Bowman.

Tiger Paw on Bowman.

Finance and Operations

FY27 vending machine revenue requests open through February 27

February 4, 2026

Lambert "Bert" McCarty (center), Clemson professor emeritus, receives the GCSAA Outstanding Contribution award from Rhett Evans (left), GCSAA chief executive officer and T.A. Barker, GCSAA president.

Lambert "Bert" McCarty (center), Clemson professor emeritus, receives the GCSAA Outstanding Contribution award from Rhett Evans (left), GCSAA chief executive officer and T.A. Barker, GCSAA president.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

McCarty receives outstanding contribution award

byDenise Attaway

February 3, 2026

Snow falls on Clemson University sign.

Snow falls on Clemson University sign.

University News

University to Resume Normal Operations Tuesday; Urges Caution for All Students and Employees

February 2, 2026

Our Clemson

Research personnel required to complete research security training

February 2, 2026

Delphine Amah, a scientist leading IITA’s PROSSIVA program and a plantain breeder, currently leads innovative research aiming to deliver pragmatic, sustainable, scalable solutions to seed system bottlenecks for vegetatively propagated crops (banana/plantain, cassava, sweet potato and yam.

Delphine Amah, a scientist leading IITA’s PROSSIVA program and a plantain breeder, currently leads innovative research aiming to deliver pragmatic, sustainable, scalable solutions to seed system bottlenecks for vegetatively propagated crops (banana/plantain, cassava, sweet potato and yam.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson University partners with IITA to revolutionize banana farming in Africa, boost South Carolina agriculture

byDenise Attaway

February 2, 2026

Highway 93 in snowstorm.

Highway 93 in snowstorm.

University News

Clemson University Open on Monday; E-Learning for All Main Campus Classes

byDavis Simpson

February 1, 2026

Sikes Hall in a snow storm

Sikes Hall in a snow storm

University News

University Cancels Weekend Events; Will Conduct E-Learning Monday

January 30, 2026