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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

Faculty and staff are required to complete the two training modules by the November 10 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

A woman wearing black safety gloves looks at a computer display showing images generated using electron microscopy.

A woman wearing black safety gloves looks at a computer display showing images generated using electron microscopy.

Clemson accepting applications for research funding

October 19, 2026

Clemson University’s 2026 United Way campaign returns through November 7

October 16, 2026

A large group of student walk through campus during class change.

A large group of student walk through campus during class change.

Pedestrian Safety Month: Engage in safe behaviors no matter how you get around

October 16, 2026

A student packing a car outside of a residence hall.

A student packing a car outside of a residence hall.

Our Clemson

Student move-out to impact parking, traffic on main campus

April 28, 2026

Sikes Hall on Clemson's campus.

Sikes Hall on Clemson's campus.

Our Clemson

Important reminders for faculty leaving Clemson employment over the summer

byKatie Smithson

April 27, 2026

Clemson scientists Erika Richter and Geetha Thangiah pull saliva samples to test for genetic changes in children who went to sleep early and those who went to sleep later.

Clemson scientists Erika Richter and Geetha Thangiah pull saliva samples to test for genetic changes in children who went to sleep early and those who went to sleep later.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Late sleep times may leave a lasting mark on children’s genes

byDenise Attaway

April 27, 2026

2026 Spring Award winners.

2026 Spring Award winners.

Current News

Faculty, staff and students honored with 2026 University Spring Awards

April 27, 2026

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson receives $11 million Bezos Earth Fund grant for sustainable cotton research

April 26, 2026

Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.

Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.

Our Clemson

Emeritus College to host retired National Geographic photo editor Bert Fox on May 28

April 24, 2026

Sikes Hall.

Sikes Hall.

Our Clemson

Clemson to implement strategic compensation plan for faculty, staff

April 23, 2026

Two Clemson employees smiling while serving food.

Two Clemson employees smiling while serving food.

Our Clemson

Employee Appreciation Luncheons scheduled for next week

April 22, 2026

A purple flowering tree in front of Tillman Hall.

A purple flowering tree in front of Tillman Hall.

Finance and Operations

Security roles in Workday: Streamlining the experience, protecting data

April 21, 2026

Pouring water into glass on a blue background

Pouring water into glass on a blue background

Our Clemson

University Facilities releases 2025 Drinking Water Quality Report

April 20, 2026

Cut flowers are flower heads, buds and sometimes stems, foliage or twigs that have been cut from parent plants for decorative use, such as in vases, bouquets or wreaths. (Photo credit: Clemson HGIC)

Cut flowers are flower heads, buds and sometimes stems, foliage or twigs that have been cut from parent plants for decorative use, such as in vases, bouquets or wreaths. (Photo credit: Clemson HGIC)

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson Extension releases new cut flower guide to support growing Southeast industry

byDenise Attaway

April 20, 2026

New tools from the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service are designed to improve efficiency, reduce uncertainty and increase profitability for South Carolina peanut growers.

New tools from the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service are designed to improve efficiency, reduce uncertainty and increase profitability for South Carolina peanut growers.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson Extension releases 2026 peanut guide, AI tools to boost farm profitability

byDenise Attaway

April 20, 2026