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Kaye Stanzione plays a Steinway & Sons piano at Clemson University, an All-Steinway School

Clemson University officially named an All-Steinway School after significant investment in performing arts

Photo of Tillman Hall in spring 2023

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty for 2023

A distinguished couple--man and woman--smile while seated at an orange and purple piano. The interior of the piano is purple, and the exterior is orange. The photo looks under the lid of the piano to show the strings in the foreground.

‘Pathway to Steinway:’ Gift from Kaye and Bob Stanzione elevates Clemson’s Department of Performing Arts

Two actors stand back to back with large cloth faces in red and pink

Brooks Center presents anniversary production of celebrated Swiss mask theater troupe

Dancer

Brooks Center welcomes Step Afrika! for week-long residency

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

Clemson student research captures the “feedback loop” between music and architecture

Dewey Boyd sits at an audio control board in Brooks Center for the Performing Arts

Boyd, ’08, joins the ranks of GRAMMY Award voters

Becky Becker

Clemson professor awarded Kennedy Center Gold Medallion

Tiger Band director finds solutions for millions to play on through pandemic

New piano displays the look and sound of Clemson spirit

Impostures of Scapin

Performing arts alumna Lauren French returns to direct upcoming Clemson Players’ production

Young alumnus: Devario D. Simmons’ costume designs bound for Broadway

New leaders announced in three CAAH academic departments

Several people wearing masks stand in a church under a lighting set-up, a man playing a preacher rehearsing in the foreground

The show must go on: Clemson theater department adapts to present ‘The Laramie Project’ during pandemic

Clemson Players presents letter from the past with ‘LOVE, 1918’

Lisa Sain Odom brings increased focus to musical theater at Clemson

Graduate calls on Clemson for help in building massive ‘Superstar’ set