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Ken Smith said that when he first started giving to Clemson he took some advice: "Just start, give what you can now and grow it from there."

Ken Smith keeps his alma mater close

Chip Hood brings his technical background to his job as general counsel for Clemson University.

Chip Hood’s unique background helps him advance Clemson University

Raymond Jones, left, and his ExxonMobil colleague work in Papua New Guinea.

Raymond Jones brings Spartanburg to the world

Professor Paul Dawson is seated at a lab table looking at a microscope with one of his graduate students

Food scientists expose foodie fears in ‘Did You Just Eat That?’

A student shapes a bowl in the studio.

Clemson University Fall Ceramics Bowl Sale will be Nov. 14

Clemson celebrates its first Day of the Dead ceremony.

Scenes from Clemson’s Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos celebration

John Morganstern stands in front of a tree.

Meet a Tiger: John Morgenstern

Walters presents poster.

Top experts on infectious disease gather at sixth annual CBEP meeting

Avoid ‘Terminator’-style doomsday by treating machines more like humans, researcher says

Avoid ‘Terminator’-style doomsday by treating machines more like humans, researcher says

Clemson professors are leading a study that involves learning how to properly clean vomit from floors to reduce spread of germs.

Clemson experts study proper vomit cleanup in long-term care facilities

Student Affairs Talk: Myles Surrett

Student Affairs Talk: Myles Surrett

Trudy Mackay accepts the 2018 Dawson Prize.

Clemson geneticist Mackay receives prestigious prize at Trinity College Dublin

Martine LaBerge honored as Fellow by the Biomedical Engineering Society

A man's back is shown, with the words "Clemson football memory team" written across the back of his orange shirt.

Researchers are using Clemson football memories to address debilitating effects of dementia.

College of Business adds Strategic Management Ph.D. track

College of Business adds Strategic Management Ph.D. track

Growing cover crops can help improve soil health.

Clemson experts: Cover cropping can improve soil health, increase bottom line

Recognition Plaques for Publications

CBSHS recognizes scholarship in journal publications

Kathy Hensen, administrative coordinator for the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs for 14 years, was honored during a retirement reception Monday, Oct. 29. Here, she accepts a plaque commemorating her service from Associate Vice President and Chief of Staff for Student Affairs, George Smith.

Longtime staffer honored during final week with Student Affairs

Photos of three accounting researchers

School of Accountancy’s research ranking cracks top 50 worldwide

Image of Poetry Declamation juror in front of filled auditorium announcing awards

Poetry Declamation brings together nearly 500 middle, high school students

Jillian Weise

Clemson writers to read in benefit for Upstate food programs

Pic of Cathy Howe

Meet a Tiger: Cathy Howe

The Cempazuchitl, Mexican marigold, is the main flower to use in Day of the Dead celebrations.

S.C. Botanical Garden presents Day of the Dead: A vibrant celebration of life

Study finds smartphone app may be the best job aid for people with intellectual disabilities

Yon family poses

Clemson alumnus Kevin Yon named Southeast’s top farmer

Clemson Ready: A 5-minute challenge

Clemson Ready: A 5-minute challenge

College of Education celebrating American Education Week

Student Affairs Talk: Dan Hofmann

Student Affairs Talk: Dan Hofmann

Jillian Newman watches her research in action: the green salamander in its natural habitat.

Recent Clemson alum’s chapter accepted for publication

Emergency response ‘A-team’ watches over Clemson game days

People at pond

Clemson to hold Lowcountry stormwater pond management conference

The sculpture of "The Double Helix" by Brian King stands outside the Smurfit Institute of Genetics at Trinity College Dublin.

Clemson geneticist Mackay to be honored at renowned Trinity College Dublin

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

Twana Wright and Corri Sudduth, honored with quarterly CUPD awards in October, pictured with Vice President for Student Affairs Almeda Jacks and Chief of Police Greg Mullen

Sudduth, Wright honored with CUPD quarterly awards