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Artificial intelligence is on the rise, according to Clemson CCIT.

CCIT creates policy and resources for AI use

Emma Vick, Asst. News Editor April 25, 2024

Clemson Computing & Information Technology has established guidelines and resources for AI usage for Clemson students, researchers, employees and community members as a reminder to students to protect...

The ABL notice posted at Douthit Community Hub was first spotted on Monday, April 15.

ABL notices posted for catering storage in dining hall locations

Abigail Suggs, Senior Reporter April 25, 2024

Alcoholic Beverage Licensing notice signs were posted outside of the Douthit Community Hub and Schilletter Dining Hall the week of April 14. Both facilities have applied for an on-premise license for...

Students gathered at an anti-abortion demonstration last Wednesday and Thursday.

Anti-abortion demonstrators on campus met with adversity

Mercedes Dubberly, Associate Editor April 25, 2024

Demonstrators from the organization AbortionNO gathered on campus to spread anti-abortion awareness on April 17 and 18. Located outside of Schilletter Dining Hall, the demonstrators set up an exhibit...

Clemson TPUSA will host Kyle Rittenhouse.

Clemson TPUSA to host Kyle Rittenhouse

Josiah Sullivan, Senior Reporter April 25, 2024

Clemson’s Turning Point USA chapter is set to host anti-Black Lives Matter and pro-Second Amendment activist Kyle Rittenhouse at the Strom Thurmond Institute on April 25 at 7 p.m. The now activist...

Yeonmi Park, who defected from North Korea in 2007, spoke to Clemson students about her experiences growing up.

Clemson YAF hosts North Korean defector Yeonmi Park

Josiah Sullivan, Senior Reporter April 22, 2024

North Korean defector, author and conservative activist Yeonmi Park shared her lecture, “A North Korean Defector's Fight for Freedom,” at the Strom Thurmond Institute on Thursday. Speaking to a...

The ABL notice posted at Douthit Community Hub was first spotted on Monday, April 15.

Alcohol Beverage Licensing notices posted at dining halls

Abigail Suggs, Senior Reporter April 17, 2024

Alcoholic Beverage Licensing notice signs were posted outside of the Douthit Community Hub and Schilletter Dining Hall earlier this week. Both facilities have applied for an on-premise sale of beer...

Clemson students gathered at the amphitheater for WSBF-FMs Pride Kickoff, which featured sets from Secret Shame, Peach Rings, Newgrounds Death Rugby and Pagan Rage.

WSBF-FM Pride Kickoff interrupted by members of Grace Reformed Baptist Church

Mya McKenzie, Senior Photographer April 10, 2024

Clemson University Police Department was called to remove protesters and members of Grace Reformed Baptist Church who were causing disruptions during Clemson’s second annual Pride Kickoff this past Saturday. Four...

More undergraduate applicants were accepted to Clemson through “early action” this year.

Clemson BOT gives updates on undergraduate admissions

Kat Pugh, Asst. News Editor April 10, 2024

This year, more undergraduate applicants were accepted to Clemson University through “early action,” according to David Kuskowski, associate vice president for enrollment management, at the quarterly...

Chief of Police Greg Mullen overseeing operations at Clemson University.

Clemson University Chief of Police Greg Mullen to retire at the end of the year

Juliana Coates, News Editor April 9, 2024

Clemson University Chief of Police Greg Mullen recently announced his upcoming retirement after six years of leading the Clemson University Police Department and serving as associate vice president for...

Inside historic Fort Hill

Department of Historic Properties seeks to make Fort Hill an AAM-accredited museum

Alexis Nigro, Senior Reporter April 4, 2024

Clemson’s Fort Hill has applied for a grant that will lead to museum accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums. With this grant, the University’s Department of Historic Properties hopes to...

The New Forestry and Environment Conservation facility will open in 2026.

Construction underway for new Forestry and Environment Conservation building

Juliana Coates, News Editor April 4, 2024

Construction began in March for the new Forestry and Environment Conservation facility and is set to be completed in spring 2026. The projected plan is for the building to be four levels tall and 85,000...

Clemson University Police Department Stock

CUPD finds ‘no credible threat’ in message to university email

Josiah Sullivan, Senior Reporter March 13, 2024

The Clemson University Police Department notified students and staff about a false threat received by a university email account regarding “possible explosives” on March 13. CUPD promptly began...

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