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How the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences supports the mobility industry

What is Greenville’s next big industry? Clemson Composites Center might have the answer

College celebrates outstanding staff at holiday luncheon

Faculty from the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management win a prize in the mini golf tournament at RECESS

Sports science researchers, enthusiasts gather at first-annual RECESS symposium

Hitachi awards two fellowships to Clemson Ph.D. students

Search-and-rescue vehicle built by Clemson University students headed to the SEMA Show

Ala Qattawi was the first woman in the country to earn a Ph.D. in automotive engineering. Where is she now?

An image showcasing various sports science activities at Clemson

Clemson sports science endeavors to showcase at RECESS Symposium, Oct. 24

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences New Faculty Hires

Four students receive scholarships for excellence in sports communication, management, marketing and engineering

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences faculty promotion

Clemson's graduate research fellowship recipients in order: Virginia (Gracie) Dellinger, Annika DeVol, Lillian (Lily) Margeson, Joshua Murray, Kayleigh Trumbull and Michael Smith.

Six Clemson students and alumnus awarded prestigious graduate research fellowships

Joint Army-Clemson University VIPR-GS Research Center annual review sharpens focus on digital engineering and industry partnerships for the nation

Atul Kelkar accepts position as dean at Binghamton University

Department of Automotive Engineering set to confer its 1,000th degree

Robert Prucka of Clemson University elected fellow of SAE International

A black cell phone is in pieces, pictured from the back with fire damage.

Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing public safety concern − here’s how to reduce the risk

Shunyu Liu’s pioneering work in 3D-printing metals shows promise for supercharging U.S. manufacturing

New library at CU-ICAR celebrates opening

The Clemson University autonomous off-road vehicle, Deep Orange 14, tackles an obstacle-laden (rocks, uneven terrain, tree roots) dirt road in a forest.

Clemson University students debut autonomous off-road vehicle with far-reaching impact for natural disaster relief

Clemson Libraries new CU-ICAR branch wins SAE International competition

One of the world’s best young manufacturing engineers holds a Ph.D. in automotive engineering from Clemson University

S.C. native, U.S. Army Major General visits CU-ICAR campus for VIPR-GS Center Updates

A group of people pose for a photo at the Researcher of the Year award ceremony.

Srikanth Pilla, Richard Boyles named Researchers of the Year

STEM All In celebrates its first three graduates

Those pictured are (from left): Gabriel Cutter, Grace Haller , Aniela Nozka, Christopher A.J. Sanders Jr., Arabella Rose Hunter, Justin Lee Cromer, Eliza MaCaulay, Nathan Goulet, Vaishnavi Kanduri (wearing red), Lucky Cho and Nitya Harikumar.

Eleven students honored by College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC reach mobility R&D milestone

Two men and a women, all wearing orange, work on the inside of a vehicle's floorboard with hand-held tools.

Clemson University to launch nation’s first Bachelor of Science program in automotive engineering

The Deep Orange 11, an orange vehicle, sits in a large space surrounded by people wearing lanyards as they view the car.

Clemson University forms new school as globe switches to electric vehicles

Two men and two women stand over a beaker with dark liquid in it.

Foams used in car seats and mattresses are hard to recycle — we made a plant-based version

A futuristic orange car sits in an empty brick parking lot of a commercial complex.

Clemson University Taking Part in the Most Influential Tech Event in the World

An orange car with its door open that accommodates a wheelchair ramp.

Deep Orange 11 showcased at Consumer Electronics Show

Exemplary staff members honored by the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

AIM for Composites brings together the ‘best of the best’

Clemson University selected for Energy Frontier Research Center

Closing the skills gap in the manufacturing workforce