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EPOCH Clemson is one off-campus housing option that Clemson has to offer.

Off-campus housing costs in Clemson continue to rise

Ava Mae Yates, Senior Reporter September 18, 2025

The cost of housing in Clemson has increased over the past few years, impacting the local community and students living off-campus. This price increase is part of a statewide trend of rising housing...

A new Central/Clemson AnMed emergency room will be completed in spring 2027.

New AnMed location near Central, Clemson to open in 2027

Sammy Sirover, Senior Reporter September 18, 2025

AnMed is set to add an emergency room in the Central/Clemson area. AnMed Central/Clemson, an addition to AnMed’s various established health care campuses across South Carolina, is currently in the...

University dismisses 3 faculty members for online remarks about Charlie Kirk’s death

Kat Pugh, Editor-in-Chief September 18, 2025

Over the course of the past week, the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death has unfolded in a series of escalating events involving Clemson professors, students, parents, campus organizations and even state...

South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette spoke at the vigil in honor of Charlie Kirk.

‘World has been turned upside down’: Clemson organizations host vigil honoring Charlie Kirk

Alexis Nigro, News Editor September 16, 2025

Since Charlie Kirk’s death on Sept. 10, Clemson’s Turning Point USA chapter has seen over 600 new members, numerous donations from University alumni and members of the community and thousands of new...

Pickens County has seen three different motor vehicle fatalities in the last two weeks.

Motor vehicle accidents on the rise in Pickens County

Alexis Nigro, News Editor September 4, 2025

In the last two weeks, Pickens County has seen three motor vehicle fatalities. On Aug. 21, the Pickens County Coroner’s Office responded to a fatal single-vehicle collision with a tree near 2140 Moorefield...

South Carolina was ranked No. 9 on a list of U.S. states with the moldiest homes.

South Carolina named ninth on list of moldiest homes in United States

Alexis Nigro, News Editor April 24, 2025

On a list of states with the moldiest homes in the United States, South Carolina has been ranked ninth. American Home Shield launched a ranking of the top 10 moldiest homes by state in the nation, in...

Tiru Chabba, of Greenville County, was killed in a mass shooting at Florida State University on April 17.

Greenville County man killed in Florida State University mass shooting

Alexis Nigro, News Editor April 24, 2025

A man from Greenville County was killed in a mass shooting at Florida State University on April 17. Tiru Chabba, 45, was at Florida State’s campus in Tallahassee, Florida, “as an employee of a campus...

Over 1,000 students throughout South Carolina attended Charlie Kirk's American Comeback Tour stop in Columbia.

Clemson students volunteer at Charlie Kirk event in Columbia

Bella Rosen, Contributor April 15, 2025

Several members of Clemson University’s Turning Point USA volunteered at an event run by Charlie Kirk, the host of The Charlie Kirk Show and President of Turning Point USA at the University of South...

SC Wildfires on March 21.

Pickens, Greenville counties experience largest wildfires in South Carolina history

Annie McDonough, Contributor April 3, 2025

On Friday, March 21, firefighters responded to the largest wildfires in South Carolina history at Table State Rock Complex and Persimmon Ridge in Pickens and Greenville counties. The Table Rock fire...

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

Clemson University’s economic impact revealed in recent study

Bella Rosen, Senior Reporter February 23, 2025

A study completed by Econsult Solutions Inc. at the beginning of February revealed that Clemson University’s annual economic impact is $6.4 billion in South Carolina and $10.6 billion nationwide. In...

Hurricane Helene caused significant damage, uprooting trees and damaging vehicles.

‘Unprecedented’: Hurricane Helene hits Clemson, the Upstate

Emma Bulman, Art Editor October 3, 2024

As Hurricane Helene swept through Clemson in the early hours of Friday, Sept. 27, it left behind a trail of downed trees and powerlines, damaged property and widespread power outages. With winds reaching...

Tillman Hall is one of the most well-known buildings on Clemson's campus.

It’s ‘Clemson Day’ in South Carolina

Blake Mauro, Editor-in-Chief February 28, 2024

Today, Tiger fans across the Palmetto State are celebrating "Clemson Day." Clemson Day is an annual South Carolina holiday meant to celebrate Clemson's research and education achievements, as well as...

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