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The RC & Moonpie Downhill Mile celebrates the impact of Robert Cook “R.C.” Edwards and Louise “Moonpie” Edwards on Clemson University and the community.

PRESS RELEASE: RC & Moonpie Downhill Mile returns to Clemson this weekend

PRESS RELEASE March 27, 2025

A Clemson tradition returns this Saturday, March 29. After years away, one of Clemson’s most legendary races is finally making a comeback. The RC and Moonpie Downhill Mile is a unique Clemson tradition...

DaBaby will perform at Clemson Music Fest on April 11 instead of BigXthaPlug.

DaBaby replaces BigXthaPlug at Clemson Music Fest

Ava Mae Yates, Contributor March 26, 2025

Clemson Music Fest announced that rap artist DaBaby will perform instead of BigXthaPlug on Tuesday. BigXthaPlug, whose real name is Xavier Darnell Landum, will not perform at CMF “due to circumstances...

Several of the signs the protestors had contained graphic images.

‘It’s evangelism’: Anti-abortion Christian organization clashes with protestors

Matt Herrick, Contributor March 15, 2025

While advocating against abortion, a Christian organization was met with opposition from abortion rights advocates at a gathering outside of Brackett Hall on Thursday. The organization is known as Operation...

Clemson University is currently 68.6% of the way to its total goal of raising $1.889 billion through the Fiercely Forward campaign.

Clemson reaches $1.297 billion for new Fiercely Forward campaign

Bella Rosen, Senior Reporter March 9, 2025

Clemson University has raised $1.297 billion so far for its new Fiercely Forward campaign, deemed its “most ambitious capital campaign to date,” by a press release. Fiercely Forward is the campaign...

The group consisted of a variety of students, professors and scientists, and many held signs supporting the Stand Up For Science nationwide movement.

Students, professors, scientists rally against Trump administration’s funding cuts

Kat Pugh, News Editor March 9, 2025

A group of around 30 undergraduate and graduate students, professors and scientists gathered at Clemson University’s amphitheater on Friday at noon to protest the Trump administration’s reduction of...

Despite the announcement being scheduled for Friday, the new student body president and vice president have not been confirmed because of "extenuating circumstances."

Student body president, VP election results delayed

Alexis Nigro, Senior Reporter March 8, 2025

The results of the Clemson Undergraduate Student Government president and vice president election were not announced on Friday as scheduled due to “extenuating circumstances.” The results were scheduled...

Clemson and the ACC have reached a settlement over the conference's grant-of-rights agreement, also giving the University a revised exit fee structure.

Clemson, ACC reach landmark settlement in legal dispute

Sarah Pepe, Senior Reporter March 6, 2025

Clemson University and the Atlantic Coast Conference have reached a settlement in the ongoing legal battle over the league’s grant-of-rights agreement, ending months of uncertainty surrounding the school’s...

The Pot Belly Deli will hold events on March 7-9 to celebrate its grand opening after relocating to 373 Old Greenville Highway.

Pot Belly Deli now open after relocation, grand opening events to come

Kat Pugh, News Editor March 3, 2025

The Pot Belly Deli officially reopened on Feb. 27 following expansion and relocation and will hold several grand opening events during the weekend of March 7-9. The deli relocated from its downtown...

Warnock, Fields, Freeman and Khaskhely met on Feb. 25 for the final debate before the March 5 general election, which will decide the student body president and vice president.

CUSG holds general debate for remaining president, VP candidates

Alexis Beyer, Contributor February 27, 2025

The two teams competing for the positions of student body president and vice president participated in the Clemson Undergraduate Student Government general debate on Feb. 25. The debate was held in advance...

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...

Former Congressman Trey Gowdy will give a lecture on the challenges facing the Republican Party.

PRESS RELEASE: Trey Gowdy to speak at Clemson in Lyceum Fellows Program lecture series

Press Release February 21, 2025

CLEMSON, S.C. — Former Congressman Trey Gowdy will speak at Clemson University on Thursday, Feb. 27, from 4:30-6 p.m. in the Humanities Hall. His lecture, titled “Conservatism vs. Populism,” will...

Cooper Library with students walking down Library Bridge, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Student Senate passes bills for capital improvement projects, modified library hours

Alexis Beyer, Contributor February 21, 2025

Student senators approved bills allocating funding toward capital improvement projects and modifying Cooper Library’s hours to be open from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Sundays for the rest of the spring semester....

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