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Meet Reagan Ross: National Science Foundation award recipient, community garden researcher

Woman wearing lab coat, safety goggles and purple gloves standing in a lab with her arms crossed

Class scheduling luck started Hayley Hassler on her path to COVID immunity research

Fish in the ocean near coral reef

Improving ocean health

Clemson students explore, influence food security in Upstate South Carolina through undergraduate research course

Elementary students learn about marine life during a "Something Very Fishy" science exhibit with live tanks.

‘Something Very Fishy’ takes new approach to deliver marine conservation awareness message

Mixed-reality simulation provides practical classroom experience for College of Education students—minus the classroom

Jesus M. de la Garza honored for more than 30 years of excellence and innovation in civil engineering

Two smiling students in business attire standing in front of a presentation board that displays information about their project

The Fourth Annual Clemson Creative Inquiry Summer Showcase goes virtual on August 17

Clemson COVID Challenge emphasizes interdisciplinary undergraduate research, partnerships

Photo of Jessica Larsen

Jessica Larsen receives 2020 Phil and Mary Bradley Award for Mentoring in Creative Inquiry

Photo of John Cannaday

Graduate researcher receives 2020 Phil and Mary Bradley Graduate Student Award for Mentoring in Creative Inquiry

Faculty and staff mentors sought; Clemson COVID Challenge virtual research

Faculty and staff mentors sought; Clemson COVID Challenge virtual research

Science and art theatrical production ignites awareness of marine conservation

Lily Shen, Finance, assistant professor, researcher

Clemson study employs AI to decipher ‘soft’ features of a home’s value

More than 300 people participated in the 4th annual Out of the Darkness walk for suicide prevention at Clemson University March 2, 2019. (Photo by Ken Scar)

Clemson’s fifth annual Out of the Darkness Walk set for Saturday, March 7

Kara Noonan fish experiment in tanks

The twists and turns of science research

Clams in hand

Clemson research indicates abundance of microbe diversity key to healthy coastal ecosystem

Graham Montgomery, left, and Michael Stoner examine a piece of wood that was put to the test in research at Clemson University.

Civil engineers see ‘huge progress’ in mass timber as new building opens at Clemson University

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

Melissa McCullough, right, works with rising senior Quan Lee on a urinalysis device she is developing as part of her Ph.D. studies.

Naval veteran finds her calling with Clemson University’s bioengineers

Dean Wendy York presents symbolic package of videos at Library of Congress

Clemson’s military history saluted at Library of Congress event

Sarah Sandler, right, works with Thompson Mefford, who said she is a "natural in the research environment."

Sarah Sandler heads to graduation as a published researcher and world traveler

Clemson Literary Festival receives S.C. Humanities grant; announces April 10-12 lineup

Madison Stanley, a sophomore in biological sciences, will be presenting at the "ACC Meeting of the Minds 2019."

Biology student’s interdisciplinary research is changing the course of lives

Smithsonian to display Clemson research examining health, arts and education for ACCelerate Festival

Smithsonian to display Clemson research examining health, arts and education for ACCelerate Festival

Swine from Clemson's Starkey Swine Center are being used to study human breast cancer.

Clemson students study swine in search of answers to breast cancer

Clemson selected as Beckman Scholar institution

Sara Mays stands in her art studio, surrounded by ceramics work, talking to Valerie Zimany.

Art and entrepreneurship meet in CSArt

Collage of shark, fisherman, octopus, and seal puppets.

Musical theater production inspires marine conservation awareness for Upstate locals

Clemson students involved with the Culinary Nutrition and the Physical Activity Promotion and Research Creative Inquiry projects share healthy eating tips in both English and Spanish to Monaview Elementary School parents and students.

Clemson students use dual languages to share healthy eating tips with Monaview Elementary parents and students

Mark Blenner, left, is receiving the U.S. government's highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers, the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Troubling statistics spark new effort to recruit chemical engineers

Professor Paul Dawson is seated at a lab table looking at a microscope with one of his graduate students

Food scientists expose foodie fears in ‘Did You Just Eat That?’

Bodenhorn, Creative Inquiry, Jonathan Hughes Award, Economics

Award recipient Howard Bodenhorn has history — and students — on his side

Water discovered in the Great Red Spot indicates Jupiter might have plenty more

Water discovered in the Great Red Spot indicates Jupiter might have plenty more