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J. Cole Smith, a University alumnus to become the new provost starting in January 2026.

Clemson University announces J. Cole Smith to become new provost

Alexis Nigro, News Editor October 7, 2025

Clemson University announced on Oct. 7 that J. Cole Smith, a University alumnus, has been appointed to be the new executive vice president for academic affairs and provost. On Monday night, President...

Clemson's Turning Point USA chapter hosted South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace at the Madren Center in early October.

Clemson TPUSA hosts US Rep. Nancy Mace

Matt Herrick, Senior Reporter October 7, 2025

On Oct. 1, the Clemson University Turning Point USA chapter hosted South Carolina congresswoman and gubernatorial candidate Nancy Mace as a speaker and Q&A host in the Madren Conference Center. Charlie...

Sikes Hall is the home of Clemson University's administrative department.

ACLU sues Clemson University for firing former assistant professor

Sidney Truluck, Contributor October 4, 2025

On Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union of South Carolina filed a lawsuit suing Clemson University for dismissing former faculty member Joshua Bregy. The complaint is based on violations of the...

Clemson University will compete in the 41st annual Blood Bowl competition against the University of South Carolina.

41st annual Blood Bowl returns to Clemson this November

Annie McDonough, Contributor October 2, 2025

Clemson will participate in the 41st annual Blood Bowl competition against the University of South Carolina. This year's Blood Bowl will take place during the week of Nov. 17 to Nov. 21. Alpha Phi...

Eden Alon, a Clemson alumnus, began a coaching company to provide aid for people with disabilities.

Clemson alumnus launches disability coaching company in South Carolina

Sarah Bandhauer, Contributor October 2, 2025

A Clemson University alumnus developed a coaching service for teens with disabilities to gain independent living skills, career readiness and self-advocacy. Eden Alon, creator of Coastal Compass Coaching,...

Congress was unable to reach a decision about federal funding on Tuesday, which caused the government shutdown.

Federal shutdown: What changes mean for federal workers and students

Alexis Nigro, News Editor October 2, 2025

The United States government has shut down as of Wednesday, which could affect federal workers and students in the Clemson area. The government shutdown occurred after Democrats and Republicans in Congress...

The city of Clemson has officially opened its first wheelchair-accessible swing at Ashley Dearing Park

Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks Clemson’s first wheelchair-accessible swing

Sidney Truluck, Contributor October 2, 2025

On Sept. 26, the city of Clemson held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open its first wheelchair-accessible swing at Ashley Dearing Park. This swing is the first of its kind in the city of Clemson and the...

The space that was formerly the Clemson city substation is being converted into a new multi-purpose building.

Clemson to construct new multi-purpose building downtown

Connor Johnson, Contributor October 2, 2025

The city of Clemson has begun a phased redevelopment project to repurpose the space that was formerly the police substation, adjacent to Charleston Sports Pub, into a modernized, multi-purpose area. In...

Clemson students pushed their stage fright aside to take the stage for last year's BMOC as the sun set over campus on Oct. 24, 2024.

Organizations collaborate to fundraise through Clemson Big Man On Campus

Nathan Inman and Kylie Tutterrow October 2, 2025

One of Clemson’s largest philanthropic events returned to campus this fall, boasting cross-organizational involvement and record-setting goals. Clemson Big Man On Campus announced earlier this month...

Clemson students, cheerleaders, business owners and residents tied gold ribbons around downtown Clemson for pediatric cancer awareness month.

City workers remove Pilates Social’s gold ribbons from downtown

Connor Johnson, Contributor September 24, 2025

In a misunderstanding following the Clemson-Georgia Tech football game on Sept. 13, city of Clemson workers removed Pilates Social Clemson’s gold ribbons placed around downtown. On Sept. 14, the studio...

A group of four conservative political activists visited Clemson this week for their "Fearless Tour."

Conservative activists debate Clemson students in Kirk-inspired ‘Fearless Tour’

Sidney Truluck, Contributor September 19, 2025

A group of conservative political activists tabled at Clemson University on Wednesday as part of their “Fearless Tour” with the goal of promoting free speech on university campuses. The tour was...

Clemson College Republicans' table on Sept.15, to honor the late Charlie Kirk.

Campus carry debate continues at Clemson following political activist’s fatal shooting

Alexis Nigro and Sidney Truluck September 18, 2025

On Sept. 9, Clemson College Republicans tabled on Library Bridge, polling students on whether they believe concealed carry should be permitted on Clemson’s campus. A day later, conservative activist...

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