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Fundraising efforts hit a new record high at Clemson University

Full length view of a young male dancer practicing some breakdancing moves in an abandoned building

Paris 2024 Olympics to debut high-level breakdancing — and physics in action

Stars: Two Clemson grads, lifelong friends reach rarified air in the military

Man in suit standing at a podium with microphones in front of him. Three men in suits standing behind him in the background.

Clemson, other S.C. universities sign Statewide Transfer Agreement

Rendering of the Clemson University College of Veterinary Medicine

Clemson Board of Trustees approves property acquisition, continued progress on College of Veterinary Medicine facilities

An aerial shot of a sidewalk with a few students, leading to a building on the right side and flanked by a body of water on the left.

Clemson named a Best College for Future Leaders by TIME

sun rising over a field with a barn in the distance - CAFLS, PSA

Clemson to combine Public Service Agriculture with College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Two men standing on each side of a student who is holding up a certificate during GE Verrnova announcement

GE Vernova helps ignite STEM dreams with $710,000 commitment to Clemson University

SC Nexus receives federal designation as a Regional Technology and Innovation Hub for advanced energy

Three young men stand in front of a bus holding Clemson Tiger Rags

The LOST Boys: Traveling trio of Clemson alumni spends year doing good deeds across the US

Katherine Harland, chapter president of Habitat for Humanity, pictured with The Tiger mascot

Senior architecture major Katherine Harland presides over Clemson’s Habitat for Humanity as chapter celebrates 30th year of Homecoming build

The Tiger cub and Writing Lab director Chelsea Murdock smile in front of the entrance to the Writing Lab

Clemson Writing Lab celebrates 40 years of helping students connect, communicate

Doug Quakenbush in a portrait wearing a navy plaid suit, light blue-stripped Oxford shirt and a navy tie.

Designing a legacy: Doug Quackenbush ’82, M ’84 pledges endowed professorship to the College of Architecture, Art and Construction

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Wall Street Journal names Clemson best in South Carolina, top 25 public institution

Sky’s the limit: Fatemeh Afghah helps usher in a new era of drone innovation at Clemson University

Five women in a green reflective pull over talk with a man in a green reflective pullover.

Clemson paves the way in tailgating sustainability

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

Black woman wearing a white shirt and orange pants sits on a brick ledge in front of greenery.

Ashley McCollum wants to make a difference as student body president and beyond

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

‘No one arrives at success alone:’ Clemson community helped CAFLS grads achieve dreams while pursuing advanced degrees

Several students wearing backpacks walk up and down the stairs of the brick-and-glass Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business Building as others wait to cross the street.

Get to know Clemson University’s newest students

Reducing danger in the solitary work of farming: CAFLS master’s grad pursues agricultural safety instruction in SC

Greg Yarrow appointed acting dean of CAFLS

Twin Tigers share the graduation stage to collect matching Ph.D.s with matching GPAs. Their plan: to pursue research careers

Clemson alumni Thom and Gretchen Penney

$1 million gift establishes a professorship for “evidence-based design” in architecture

A farmer wearing an orange shirt and Clemson ball cap kneels in a field to pick up something small from the ground.

USDA investing $70M in Clemson, South Carolina State Climate-Smart Commodities project

Black and white photo of a group of women standing together

The fight against school segregation began in South Carolina, long before it ended with Brown v. Board

Bomber guidance: WWII hero Capt. Dick Nelms visits Clemson ROTC cadets

Bamberg County farmer Richard Rentz (left) and precision agriculture engineer Kendall Kirk stand together working with irrigation technology.

A high-stakes season lies ahead for South Carolina’s farms

Man in his mid-fifties with longer hair, wearing a tux and sneakers, is standing in a mid-crouch with his right hand in his front pocket and left arm around a woman in a cocktail dress, standing with her left leg crossed in front of her right. They are outside an old, neglected industrial brick warehouse with rusted steel doors. The both have happy, friendly smiles, and his smile looks a little mischievous. They are Clemson University alumni, husband Brook and wife Pam Smith of Kentucky.

Building entrepreneurial ventures: $2.5M gift to launch first-of-its-kind entrepreneurship space at Clemson University

Clemson remains top public university, leads State of South Carolina in U.S. News rankings

Cooper Library Fountain

Meet Clemson’s newest students

Building tomorrow’s road map, today — why Clemson’s Master of Transportation Safety Administration is a game-changer