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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

The team developing tests includes (from left): Mark Blenner, Sarah Harcum, Terri Bruce, Delphine Dean and Ken Marcus.

Researchers respond to urgent call for COVID-19 testing

Graduate student keeps camp magic alive for children of front line COVID-19 workers

Clemson Extension expert offers food safety advice during COVID-19

Clemson Extension expert offers food safety advice during COVID-19

Mark Johnson

Technical partnerships help protect healthcare providers from COVID-19

College of Business, School of Accountancy accreditations reaffirmed

Benafsh Husain Sapra

How one Ph.D. student made history in her dissertation defense

Finding a solution to the N95 mask shortage

Finding a solution to the N95 mask shortage

College of Education offers certificate of online teaching

College of Education offers certificate of online teaching

COVID-19 Experts

COVID-19 Experts

Kaitlyn Samons, left, with Senior Associate Dean of Student Kimberly Poole at the 2020 Student Affairs Gala. Samons is president of Graduate Student Government.

Clemson’s Graduate Student Government works vigorously to make the outcome of online learning as successful as possible amid COVID-19

Sharing the Journey: Documenting COVID-19 at Clemson University

Sharing the Journey: Documenting COVID-19 at Clemson University

Top students from College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences receive honors

Michele Cauley at laptop

Marketing students turn pandemic into epic learning experience

Clemson University criminal justice and psychology student receives prestigious Truman Scholarship

Koski in the field.

Clemson scientist explores the colorful intricacies of pollen

3 Goldwater winners 2020

College of Science produces three Goldwater recipients for second year in a row

Clemson’s Sonoco FRESH initiative awards four research grants

Expanded no-cost and low-cost telehealth options address physical and mental health

Expanded no-cost and low-cost telehealth options address physical and mental health

Clemson Family steps up to support employees, students with COVID-19 emergency funds

Clemson Family steps up to support employees, students with COVID-19 emergency funds

Clemson labs come through with difficult-to-find safety supplies for those at risk

Clemson labs come through with difficult-to-find safety supplies for those at risk

Students walk across Clemson University's campus in January 2020

Kris Hodge named associate dean for Office of Community and Ethical Standards

Clemson labs come through with difficult-to-find safety supplies for those at risk

Clemson labs come through with difficult-to-find safety supplies for those at risk

Honors-Awards 2020 winners

Top students are one certainty in otherwise uncertain times

Clemson Votes: Teaching students to engage in the democratic process

Clemson Votes: Teaching students to engage in the democratic process

Ilya Safro

Combining the best of quantum computing and classical computing

Trudy Mackay seated and Robert Anholt at CHG

Clemson geneticists zeroing in on genes affecting life span

Clemson experts suggest planting gardens to escape COVID-19 stressors

Clemson experts suggest planting gardens to escape COVID-19 stressors

Spring 2020 Student Feature: Katie Mastrone

turkeys

Avian influenza found on S.C. turkey farm

A laptop with the Division of Inclusion and Equity home page on its screen sits on a wooden table with a Clemson cup next to it and an American flag in the background.

Clemson Inclusion and Equity programs rally to aid students most in need during pandemic

aerial photo of tropical forest

Clemson scientist’s ongoing research on species-rich forests featured in journal Science