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Twelve exceptional Clemson Honors students named Dixon Global Policy Scholars

2025 Boren Scholar Briggs Murray

With an eye to foreign service, Briggs Murray wins Boren Scholarship

A global legacy of service

Three CAH students honored for their impact on the Clemson community

Caroline Argenti, Maggie Marte, Samantha McNabb, Kay Russi, Michael Walters, Cody Waters, Christine Hart and Audrey Wessinger.

14 Clemson students and alums recognized by competitive national graduate research fellowships program

Students walk down the hallway of Passport Living learning community

One hall, 11 languages: Inside the Passport Living Learning Community

An altar used during a Day of the Dead celebration displaying photos of passed family members, decorated skulls, candles, and food.

‘It’s a real celebration of love’: Day of the Dead celebration returns to Clemson on November 1

College of Arts and Humanities welcomes 30 new faculty

College of Arts and Humanities promotes 14 faculty members

Asian longhorned beetle

Inclusive outreach: Clemson students help Spanish speakers recognize invasive beetle

A man in a suit poses for a picture at Carillon Garden.

ASL professor receives appointment at the Deaf Arts Academy to promote signed music

Transparent awards are situated on a tablecloth table.

CAH celebrates faculty and staff with awards in Spring meeting

All 12 Dixon Global Policy Scholars, in alphabetical order - Katie Barfield, Ellison Groves, Gretchen Highberger, Carley Hitzelberger, Ava Minton, Briggs Murray, Nathaniel Oates, Tulsi Patel, Abigail Pickrel, Jackson Strickland, Mia Takvor and Bailee Tayles.

Honors College announces 2024 Dixon Global Policy Scholars

A pamphlet titled, "2024: Honors and Awards" for the College of Arts and Humanities.

3 CAH students recognized for outstanding achievements

A student shakes the hand of a business person at a recent conference in the Hendrix Student Center.

Cultivating Connections: Annual conference spotlights German investment in Mexico, provides students with potential job opportunities

Taylor Freeman practices signing in an American Sign Language course.

‘Abilities in disabilities’: The story behind the first ClemsonLIFE student succeeding in American Sign Language

Rund Abdelnabi poses for a picture on a rainy day at a column at Sikes Hall.

This trilingual Clemson graduate wants to bridge language gaps in healthcare

A young woman wearing a purple long-sleeve shirt stands in front of an ambulance bay. Her arms are crossed in front of her.

From campus fire department to medical school, December graduate looks to continue serving her community

Clemson University invita a la Celebración del Día de los Muertos

Clemson University to come alive for Day of the Dead

“Carrying the strength of my ancestors:” Hispanic and Latino faculty and staff share their journeys to honor National Hispanic American Heritage Month

2023 Fulbright scholarship recipients (clockwise) Carter Janse, Molly Sutton, Kendra Gordillo and Alianna Cezzane Pearson

Clemson celebrates five Fulbright scholars

Photo of Tillman Hall in spring 2023

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty for 2023

Day of the Dead observance to return to Clemson University for its fifth year

Two construction vehicles sit under a brick building.

Humanities Hall ready to welcome students

A wide campus view of the library with fountains in the reflection pool spraying in the foreground.

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty

A collage of pictures of Clemson University students who received Gilman scholarships in 2022.

A record 27 prestigious Gilman Scholarships awarded to Clemson University students

Elise Blackburn (left) and Nicholas Longo (right)

CAAH celebrates two Fulbright Scholars

Professor communicates using American Sign Language in a classroom

One-of-a-kind interpreting center renewed to serve S.C. educators

Composite graphic of travel abroad photos

Companies can expect more Clemson University engineering graduates with an international mindset

McKinnon Reece poses for a picture with students from the Soufrière Primary School in Dominica.

Mechanical engineering graduate looks to make a difference with Fulbright award

College award winners are inspired to make a difference

Deans Goodstein and Boosinger

To the CAAH Class of 2020

Clemson connects with students from five high schools at Language Day

Eric Touya stands with arms folded, wearing a dark jacket and beret

Citizen of the world: Professor of French Eric Touya

College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities honors top students