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Pulitzer Prize winner Ilyon Woo visits Clemson as part of the Pathways Initiative speaker series

Flyer for "Food Insecurity: Global and Local" series with images of two speakers, a food donation box, and Rooted film cover

Former Governor David Beasley headlines “Food Insecurity: Global and Local,” the Fourth Annual Lectures in Law and Humanities Series

Collage Dance Collective performs on stage in front of a blue backdrop.

Collage Dance Collective to hold residency at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts

James Burns recognized for outstanding contributions to the Honors College

This is a digital banner promoting "Little Women" performances in the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts in March 2024.

‘Little Women’ events highlight Women’s History Month in Clemson

Domestic violence survivor Kim Dadou Brown stands in front of a pond on a fall morning.

Domestic violence survivor, documentary subject headlines 3rd Annual Law and Humanities Series

Jordan Frith poses for a picture while sitting at his desk in Strode Tower.

Scan here: Endowed professor delves into the history of the barcode

Adobe Studio to host Indigenous Annotations Lab Symposium

Bridget Trogden, left, and James Burns, right

Clemson to lead the nation in developing civic education teaching tools

portrait of Ray Hinton

Death row survivor Ray Hinton to speak at Clemson

Invasion of Ukraine: an Interdisciplinary Colloquium

Clemson faculty present Ukraine film and conversation series to illuminate country’s history

Matthew Desmond portrait

Pulitzer Prize-winning author to speak at Clemson on the consequences of being “Evicted”

Clemson’s Humanities Hub turns the page with new leadership

CAAH faculty bring women’s voices to the center of the discussion

Thomas earns major NEH grant for exhibition about African American history in and around Clemson

Thomas earns major NEH grant for exhibition about African American history in and around Clemson

John Pursley honored with SC Arts Commission fellowship

Amit Bein

Amit Bein named interim chair of history and geography

Altwam named Clemson’s first Madison Fellow

Altwam named Clemson’s first Madison Fellow

Deans Goodstein and Boosinger

College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities inducts Class of 2020 into Hall of Fame

Lee Wilson

CAAH adapts: We’re all learning about distance learning

Nicholas Vazsonyi named dean of the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities at Clemson

Chris Loebsack portrait

Loebsack endows new ‘Lectures in Law and Humanities Series’ at Clemson

Humanities Hub events feature writers from Rolling Stone and Wired magazine, other guest speakers

Smith named interim director of World Cinema at Clemson

Smith named interim director of World Cinema at Clemson

Discussion by Irish journalist and Brexit critic Fintan O’Toole rescheduled for April 8

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

Michael LeMahieu and Rhondda Thomas

Two English professors receive National Endowment for the Humanities awards

Charleston event paves path for collaborations between architectural, humanities boards

Charleston event paves path for collaborations between architectural, humanities boards

Humanities Hub spring speakers include filmmaker and a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet

Clemson grad student volunteers as English instructor in Kazakhstan

Image of Eric Foner in office in front of historic images

Pulitzer-winning author Eric Foner discusses the “Second Founding” ahead of Clemson keynote

Rothstein visits Clemson to discuss how the government segregated America

Conference draws international experts to explore lasting impact of ‘Lincoln’s Unfinished Work’

photos of Rothstein Hill Stewart

Fall guest speakers to explore segregation, Cherokee history and other topics in the humanities

Clemson Fulbright recipient Aga Skrodzka will spend spring semester in Warsaw

Clemson Fulbright recipient Aga Skrodzka will spend spring semester in Warsaw