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Students, faculty and staff from Clemson and the University of South Carolina are competing against one another for most flu shot vaccinations this fall.

Clemson and USC engage in flu shot competition

Tribute to Dr. Lyle Wilcox

Tribute to Dr. Lyle Wilcox

Pic of Michelle Parisi

Meet a Tiger: Michelle Parisi

Now is the time to prepare landscapes for hurricane season.

Water Resources Conference brings together scientists, policymakers, amid hurricane aftermath

Five images depict different parts of the food supply chain — jars of linels, a table with a meal on it, an airport and a corn stalk with an ear of corn shown.

Farm to table: Meet 5 Tigers who are working to eliminate hunger, malnutrition and obesity

Michelle Parisi and Sarah Griffin

CDC grant supports Clemson program to address obesity epidemic

Food is a science, and so is how it’s grown

Food is a science, and so is how it’s grown

Finding a solution for hidden hunger

Finding a solution for hidden hunger

Aleda Roth stands in a P.O.D. store in Sirrine Hall with shelves of food on either side of her.

Deconstructing the food chain

Former Dean Lyle C. Wilcox is pictured at his 1980 going away party.

Former dean Lyle C. Wilcox remembered as ‘engineer at heart’

Joe Mari Maja, a researcher at Clemson's Edisto Research and Education Center, believes Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) can be used to make cotton harvest more efficient.

Clemson researchers study using UGVs for cotton harvesting

Ron and Jane Lindsay are donating $1 million to the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, one of many ways they give back to the community.

Ron and Jane Lindsay give $1 million to College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Tullock Lecture, Richard Epstein, Information Economy Project, The Hayek Center for the Business of Prosperity

Prolific scholar, lawyer Richard Epstein to speak Oct. 17 at Clemson

Field peas

Clemson researchers optimizing pulse and cereal crops for organic production in S.C.

Kiah Morris in her residence in Douthit Hills in August 2018

Student Affairs Talk: Kiah Morris

Clemson University breakthrough in self-healing materials detailed in journal Science

Psychology, chemistry professors appointed newest CUSHR faculty fellows

Psychology, chemistry professors appointed newest CUSHR faculty fellows

Engagement is serious business for Student Advisory Board

Grass

Extension offering workshop for landscape pros on smart fertilization, soil improvement

Office of Major Fellowships names new director, launches website

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Researchers using 3D facial scans to aid diagnosis of children with rare genetic syndrome

Predatory mite

Clemson researcher studying ways to pit good mites vs. bad to reduce crop damage

Virtual reality is the centerpiece of a new program aimed at teaching students about robotics and the jobs they are creating in advanced manufacturing.

Students to learn robotics through virtual reality with new Clemson program

Erin Powell, research, management,

Clemson study finds all talk, no empathy thwarts partnership progress

South Carolina suspends some veterinary requirements for animals evacuated due to hurricane

South Carolina suspends some veterinary requirements for animals evacuated due to hurricane

History professor Alan Grubb recalls his career and Clemson through the decades

Silvia Carroll

Silvia Siboldi Carroll is named an honorary alumna of Clemson

Pic of JOhn DesJardins

Meet a Tiger: John DesJardins

Prisoners of war from WWII, Korea and Vietnam share Clemson University stage

Trudy Mackay and Robert Anholt work with tiny fruit flies to make big discoveries.

Center for Human Genetics receives $1.87M to study genetic underpinnings of complex traits

Students work on the 2017 Habitat house.

Clemson students begin 25th annual Habitat for Humanity Homecoming build

Clemson entomologist Al Wheeler discovered this bug, Tenthecoris tillandsiae, at the Clemson Coastal REC in Charleston. This is the first time this bug has been reported being seen in the United States.

New plant bug discovered in Charleston may have hitchhiked on Spanish moss

Why have food insecurity rates not fallen below pre-recession levels 10 years after the Great Recession?

Why have food insecurity rates not fallen below pre-recession levels 10 years after the Great Recession?

Deep Orange 9 is a 600-horsepower rallycross cars build by Clemson students at CU-ICAR.

Clemson students unveil 600-horsepower hybrid race car prototype

The late John E. Fairey III was a much-loved botanist who inspired generations of students at Clemson.

John Fairey III’s love of nature was a gift that enriched many lives