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Master Pond Manager participants gather for field day.

Clemson pond management program geared to both professionals, homeowners

Morgan Nichols in the lab

After winning Miss South Carolina title, Clemson grad plans to promote science in S.C. and across the nation

Melissa Heintz and William Baldwin

Clemson researchers tie metabolic enzyme to obesity and fatty liver disease

A Clemson instructor showing students and faculty how to pilot a drone

Clemson’s August drone workshop will help local businesses, research take off

People adding soil ammendment to garden bed

Clemson Extension, architecture collaborate to enhance Charleston’s Corrine Jones Park

Assistant professor Rajan Sekhon conducts research.

Genetic breakthrough in cereal crops could help improve yields worldwide

Hunter Carson won the 2019 MBAe EnterPrize competition

Cotton-pricing app earns MBAe EnterPrize winner seed money

The 2018-19 early-career award winners are (from left) Eric Davis, Hongxin Hu, Judson Ryckman and Yunyi Jia.

Four new projects underscore strength of research environment in College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Prisma Health and Clemson University announce Innovation Maturation Fund partnership

Automotive researcher wants to help people feel more comfortable with autonomous vehicles and manufacturing robots

Automotive researcher wants to help people feel more comfortable with autonomous vehicles and manufacturing robots

Hongxin Hu, right, works with a student in Clemson University's McAdams Hall.

Securing cyberspace: Hongxin Hu develops new ways to protect computer networks

Eric Davis, right, works with a student in Clemson University's Earle Hall.

Sustainable energy: Eric Davis aims to lower battery costs

Judson Ryckman (far left) works with students in his lab.

Internet downloads could speed up with help of Judson Ryckman’s research at Clemson University

Clemson professor Joseph Mazer named editor of leading national communication journal

Clemson professor Joseph Mazer named editor of leading national communication journal

Deputy chief of police Greg Whitaker on his first day in front of the library fountains

Whitaker tapped as deputy chief of police for Clemson University

New Clemson programs to build critical leadership capacity in U.S. parks

Mark Blenner, left, is receiving the U.S. government's highest honor for early-career scientists and engineers, the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Mark Blenner of Clemson University awarded Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

The new Outdoor Education Center, located at the Snow Family Outdoor Fitness and Wellness Center, features a unique blend of steel beams and southern yellow pine cross-laminated timber.

New outdoor center will expose more recreational access for campus community

Clemson associate professor of agricultural education, talks about how STEM training can help produce effective instructors needed for successful school-based agricultural programs during the 2019 STEM it UP! conference at Clemson University.

Clemson and American Floral Endowment STEM it UP! to encourage floriculture education

Jim Faust, Clemson horticulture professor, talks about a Botrytis study he is conducting on Gerber daises during the 2019 STEM it UP! conference at Clemson University.

STEM it UP! at Clemson – Image Gallery 2

Fourteen teachers from 10 states gathered for the first-ever STEM it UP! conference at Clemson University

STEM it UP! at Clemson – Image Gallery 1

A man wearing a plaid shirt stands next to three easels holding colorful abstract paintings

Clemson art professor receives prestigious Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant

Photo of a hemp crop

South Carolina regulators approve pesticides for hemp production

Andrew Hanssen, Robert Fleck researched the rule of law and democracies

Researchers study when prosperity does, doesn’t require rule of law

Clemson professors to help educate S.C. students and teachers about the benefits of learning physics

Melissa McCullough, right, works with rising senior Quan Lee on a urinalysis device she is developing as part of her Ph.D. studies.

Naval veteran finds her calling with Clemson University’s bioengineers

Cousins Olivia Bellinger, 4, of Stanton, Virginia and Wyatt Kilgore, 7, of Franklin, Tennessee, enjoy eating Clemson ice cream from the Class of ’55 Exchange. The Exchange will hold its annual "I Pledge for Ice Cream" from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 3 at the Hendrix Student Center.

Clemson announces ‘I Pledge for Ice Cream’

Students mingling outside entrance to Phyfer Innovation Hub

Phyfer Innovation Hub bolsters MBA’s entrepreneurial focus

Photo of the Explore Mobile Lab

Clemson University, Duke Energy partner to bring mobile engineering lab to middle school students across South Carolina

Stormwater flows into a storm drain.

Clemson Extension survey aims to help keep S.C. waterways clean

Joanne Avery

The push to succeed: a conversation with Clemson alumna and South Carolina superintendent of the year Joanne Avery

A woman in an orange dress leans against a railing with a stairway and large foyer behind her.

Meet a Tiger: Moryah Jackson

Sruthi Narayanan

Clemson researchers working to develop drought-tolerant soybeans