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Creels’ $2M gift names auditorium, honors lifelong Clemson connection

Crowds of people walk through the intersection in front of the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, Tillman Hall visible in the background.

Clemson University named best in the South by The Princeton Review; earns top rankings for school spirit, athletic facilities and career services

Summer Creative Inquiry gives students immersive research experience

Impact and Innovation

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Clemson University Unveils Deep Orange 16: A Semi-Autonomous, Off-Road Rapid Response Vehicle

A woman with long dark hair leans on a large bronze statue of a tiger pouncing, its clawed paws reaching in front of it, with a Clemson Tiger paw on Memorial Stadium visible in the background.

Tiger woman: Ph.D. alumna’s groundbreaking AI camera system reinforces Clemson as leader in wild tiger conservation

Paul Johnson of Dutchman Creek Middle School puts together a tomato trellis to use when he uses the CASE AgX curriculum to teach students about plant cultivation.

Clemson wraps up SOCIAL Studies Academy with agricultural curriculum training

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CUPD launches Safety Pledge campaign

A transit bus stops on main campus

Main campus student parking and transit updates for Fall 2025

A woman helping a student move bags into a residence hall.

Fall 2025 move-in week traffic and parking information for employees

Faculty and Staff Achievements

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The sun shine down through dozens of colorful boomerang-shaped shapes attached to poles in front of the CORE Campus building

Faculty and staff service milestones in August

A woman with long red hair wearing a baseball cap with a butterfly on it stands next to a large pink flower that's as big as her head.

Clemson Extension agent uses master’s program to further her professional development

A large group of Clemson Extension professionals at the 2025 National Association of County Agricultural Agents (NACAA) Annual Meeting pose for a photograph, two of them in the front holding up a Tiger rag.

Clemson Extension professionals earn national honors for statewide impact

Student Success

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Jacob Johnson, a Clemson University master's student, uses a Leica stereo microscope to study Upland cotton genes. Stereo microscopes allow scientists to view, analyze and document specimens in two and three dimensions.

Clemson graduate student helps lead breakthrough in cotton gene editing

Two men hold a framed certificate between them and smile at the camera.

CAFLS grad student overcomes fear of speaking to excel in teaching role

Clare Escamilla

Clemson doctoral student bridges water quality with aesthetics for floating wetlands

Alumni Accomplishments

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A woman with long dark hair leans on a large bronze statue of a tiger pouncing, its clawed paws reaching in front of it, with a Clemson Tiger paw on Memorial Stadium visible in the background.

Tiger woman: Ph.D. alumna’s groundbreaking AI camera system reinforces Clemson as leader in wild tiger conservation

Class of 1975 Honored for $60M in Lifetime Giving at Golden Tiger Reunion

Clemson Honors recipients of the 2025 Distinguished Service Award