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Five people, Mitch, Carla, two sons, and one daughter-in-law, pause for a family photo.

College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences receives first Cornerstone Gift

Oliver Myers (left) and Melissa Smith will jointly serve as associate deans for inclusive excellence.

Oliver Myers and Melissa Smith to jointly serve as associate deans focused on inclusive excellence

Dan Noneaker

Daniel L. Noneaker named associate dean for research in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Photo of Frances building house.

Clemson food science student pedals across U.S. to make a difference in affordable housing

Clemson College of Education embarks on third ‘Listen and Learn’ tour across SC

Nicholas Vazsonyi named dean of the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities at Clemson

Renee Lyons talking to high school students

High school students learn about Clemson health majors at Tigers on Call event

Pope Lecture Series speaker: Andrew Sullivan, Yaron Brook

Pope Lecture Series addresses attacks on Western Civilization

A digital painting of a modern one-story building with children playing on a grassy lawn in the foreground.

Trustees approve Bright Horizons operator for Early Childhood Education Center

Clemson associate professor Mary Beth Kurz receives Class of ’39 Award for Excellence

Clemson associate professor Mary Beth Kurz receives Class of ’39 Award for Excellence

Seven people, Candi Glenn, her son, his girlfriend, and her husband are standing with President Jim Clements, Mike Dowling, and Will Brasington are at a Clemson University tailgating party. Candi is receiving her framed honorary alumni award.

Clemson Alumni Association recognizes four new honorary alumni in 2019 class

A softball player stands at bat waiting for the pitch.

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Baseball, softball highlight packed Clemson spring athletics calendar

Clemson researchers receive seed grant funding from Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health

How Lisa Knox’s PLI experience is broadening her view on Clemson’s statewide impact

How Lisa Knox’s PLI experience is broadening her view on Clemson’s statewide impact

Jamie Patterson

MBA Career Services streamlines recruiting for companies

Angus bull

Record-setting auction spotlights the value of cattle genetics

Meg Williamson

Clemson draws USDA praise for organic certification

The four faculty members to be honored with named professorships are (from left): Delphine Dean, Yunyi Jia, Kapil Chalil Madathil and Jeremy Mercuri.

Four Clemson University engineers honored with named professorships

Jeremy Mercuri (second from left) works with students in his Clemson University lab.

Jeremy Mercuri named John Witherspoon Gilpin, M.D. ‘82 Endowed Associate Professor

Yunyi Jia (left) works with a graduate student in the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Engineering.

Yunyi Jia named McQueen Quattlebaum Assistant Professor

Delphine Dean (right) works with students in her Clemson University lab.

Delphine Dean named first recipient of the Ron and Jane Lindsay Family Innovation Professorship

Kapil Chalil Madathil (left) works with Jeff Bertrand in their Clemson University lab, where they create virtual reality simulations to support workforce development.

Kapil Chalil Madathil named Wilfred P. Tiencken Assistant Professor

Price swings and new disease put strain on S.C. cotton growers

Price swings and new disease put strain on S.C. cotton growers

Clemson students’ spring 2020 Community Supported Art shares on sale now

Clemson students’ spring 2020 Community Supported Art shares on sale now

Jenna Carpenter speaker

Celebrated scientist to speak at Clemson in support of women in STEM and computing

Officers are sworn in to Clemson University Police Department during a summer 2019 ceremony

Clemson University Police partners with the National Police Foundation and Vera Institute to implement collaborative approach to public safety enhancements

Clemson University engineers plan fun-filled ‘EWeek’ starting Tuesday

Clemson University engineers plan fun-filled ‘EWeek’ starting Tuesday

A softball player stands at bat waiting for the pitch.

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Faculty and staff receive free admission for softball home games

Lily Shen, Finance, assistant professor, researcher

Clemson study employs AI to decipher ‘soft’ features of a home’s value

More than 300 people participated in the 4th annual Out of the Darkness walk for suicide prevention at Clemson University March 2, 2019. (Photo by Ken Scar)

Clemson’s fifth annual Out of the Darkness Walk set for Saturday, March 7

Sarah Holladay

Clemson graduate student places first in research competition at national cotton conference

Donated canned goods line the shelves at the pantry.

Clemson’s student-run Paw Pantry assists students facing food insecurity

Samaneh Zamanifard (left) and Moses Namara talk in McAdams Hall.

Facebook Fellowships fund Ph.D. research in School of Computing

Clemson professor joins international leaders in sustainability discussion, activities with National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine