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Adult Hessian flies live for one to four days. Control options include planting resistant varieties and using insecticide seed treatments.

Hessian fly control in winter wheat

Nicholas Vazsonyi, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities at Clemson University

Dean’s Corner: January 2025

Adam Gatch, Clemson's third Churchill Scholar, leaning against a staircase.

Adam Gatch named Clemson’s third Churchill Scholar in three years

Endowment established in honor of Clemson Provost Bob Jones to support lifelong learning

Students on the first day of classes, Spring semester 2025

Spring 2025 version of Power of the Paw to survey students Jan. 29 through Feb. 12

Susan Chapman, collaborators receive a Keck Foundation grant to further study the connection between inflammation and skeletal development

Wayne Phillips leaning on a wall and smiling

Phillips named manager of Clemson Experimental Forest

Runners at the 2024 Call My Name 5K run

“Call My Name” 5K run returns March 9 to support stories of African Americans in Clemson University history

Ray Huff accepting the endowment at a dinner in Charleston.

New endowment honors legacy of Emeritus Professor Ray Huff

A diverse crowd of students crossing the road at a traffic light on a fall day, and Old Main is in the background.

Fall of 2024 President’s List

Fall of 2024 Dean’s List

Presidential award winner Cheng Sun says advanced materials will be crucial to future of energy

Hunting for inner peace

Jamie Shultz with a Port Protect on

Making Her Own History: Clemson history alumna patents medical device

Close up of a peach tree in Clemson's Musser Fruit Research Center

Ridge Peach Meeting set for Feb. 6

Details on Clemson’s 5th annual TIDE Conference announced

Paul Sinanian ’91, M’97: A journey of leadership and learning

Clemson Libraries to host reading by new author, Katy Goforth

Five members of the Clemson Men's Rugby Club competed at the National All-Star Tournament in Atlanta on Jan. 18-19, 2025

Five members of men’s rugby club participate in National Collegiate All-Star Tournament

Robert Tamura announced as interim chair of the John E. Walker Department of Economics

Scott Baier appointed acting associate dean for research

Clemson employees with Struggle Well training leaders from Boulder Crest Foundation

31 employees undergo Struggle Well training, learning how to embrace growth through adversity

Fisheries students gain hands-on experience managing athletics pond

Headshots of Pathways speakers: Nomi Claire Lazar, Evgenia Albats, Nathan Hensley, Ilyon Woo, Percival Everett, Ruby Lal

Pathways Initiative Kicks Off with Speaker Series

COE alumni and friends celebration

The College of Education honors partners, friends with annual awards

Angela Carter

Teaching Innovators: Angela Carter

An Alaskan Malamute in the snow.

Human-dog bond began around 12,000 years ago in the Americas — earlier than previously thought

COE graduate students

Clemson program ranked #1 among national online graduate education programs

What is Greenville’s next big industry? Clemson Composites Center might have the answer

Business student places second at the SC Innovates competition in Columbia

Clemson University and industrial partners team up to keep the electrical grid in SHAPE

Fusion energy could move closer to commercial viability with Clemson University’s help

Clemson World Cinema Professor of Practice Sam Sokolow, producer of Genius: MLK/X

Show produced by Clemson faculty member earns 7 NAACP Image Award nominations

Educators, nutrition professionals, farmers and members of community organizations are invited to attend the South Carolina Farm to School Summit, Feb. 21, in Columbia, to explore ways to incorporate fresh, local foods into schools.

South Carolina Farm to School Summit set for Feb. 21