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State releases avian influenza control area in Chesterfield County

Simulated heart attacks could help researchers screen drugs

Simulated heart attacks could help researchers screen drugs

Lisa Bona, director of Student Affairs Business Operations, at a 2019 event in Hendrix Student Center

Student Affairs staff conclude Experience: IMPACT series virtually

Flag blowing in wind on the Walker Golf Course

Clemson holds virtual turfgrass field day amidst COVID-19 threat

Register for Summer Session Classes

Summer Session Registration

10 years after Deepwater Horizon disaster, Clemson helps continue recovery research

10 years after Deepwater Horizon disaster, Clemson helps continue recovery research

Alanna Landreth (standing) shows Vicki Roberts how to log an incoming work request for Oconee County Emergency Services. The two are among 40+ employee volunteers from Clemson University aiding Seneca tornado victims.

Clemson employees lend a helping hand to Seneca tornado victims

Intro to Flexo Online banner

Popular introduction to flexography course from Sonoco Institute now offered online

Head shot of Kelly Rose, chair of the Clemson Family Advisory Board in 2019-20

Tiger spotlight: Clemson Family Advisory Board chair Kelly Rose is #ALLIN

Miles of heart - text graphic

How the Clemson Family went above and beyond to respond to COVID-19

Tatum Sass standing in lab

Undergraduate is first author on assay she developed at Center for Human Genetics

Faculty and staff mentors sought; Clemson COVID Challenge virtual research

Faculty and staff mentors sought; Clemson COVID Challenge virtual research

Upcoming – South Carolina Public Servant Recognition Week

Upcoming – South Carolina Public Servant Recognition Week

A screen shot of the Clemson Career Workshop main page

Clemson Career Workshop moves online in response to COVID-19

College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences recognizes students for academic achievement

Stephen Kresovich stands in field.

Clemson plant geneticist appointed to National Genetic Resources Advisory Council

CUSHR appointed 14 new clinical faculty and faculty scholars.

Clemson School of Health Research appoints new faculty scholars, clinical faculty

Rubber meets the road as Erwin Center students collaborate with Uniroyal

Neil Burton, executive director of Clemson's Career Center, gives a presentation.

Helping Clemson’s graduating seniors; Career Center support during COVID-19

Course exploring ‘deep work’ helps students discover practical tools for effective work, study

Clemson University College of Education recognizes excellence among students, cooperating teachers

Jil Littlejohn speaks to attendees at the Women's Leadership Conference in March 2020

Clemson’s Women’s Leadership Conference pushes attendees to strive for “Nothing Less”

Spring 2020 Student Feature: Evan Livingston

Clemson University Muslim Students Association members invite students, faculty and staff to participate in World Hijab Day on Feb. 3, 2020. The MSA was named Undergraduate Student Organization of the Year by Student Affairs.

Outstanding students and organizations for 2019-20 honored by Student Affairs

Student teaching during a pandemic

Rongzhong Ye standing in a farm field presenting to farmers.

Clemson soil scientist recognized for scholarship with early-career award

Emory Doppelheuer, business student, sawing downed trees

Business student extends community service hand to Seneca

Image of cotton on plant with light blue sky in background

Clemson genetics professor and others create highest-quality DNA sequence for cotton

NASA image of relativistic jet

Postdoc publishes article in Nature Astronomy

Tim Pruett (right) provided potentially life-saving proof of concept prototypes to Prisma Health.

Tim Pruett of Clemson University helps seek solution to ventilator shortage

Students take part in a U-NITES! trivia night event in the Barnes Center during the spring semester. On-campus social programming is a major focus of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement.

Center for Student Leadership and Engagement aims to create holistic experience for Clemson students

EELI 2.0 class members pose with leadership

EELI 2.0 takes Clemson Extension leadership training to next level

Clemson researchers have found a cover crop mixture that can reduce costs for South Carolina farmers, rejuvenate farm soil and help conserve the state’s water supply if included in crop rotations.

Clemson study finds winter cover crop mix improves crop productivity

Ilya Safro

Artificial intelligence could aid in fight against COVID-19