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David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • February 9, 2023

The Clemson University Police Department closed its hazing investigation on November 22, 2022. When made aware of its completion, The Tiger promptly filed a Freedom of Information Act request with Clemson...

Clemson to build new alumni and visitors center

Emma Vick, News Editor • February 9, 2023

The University broke ground on the construction of its new Alumni and Visitors Center on Feb. 1. Construction on the approximately 100,000-square-foot facility is scheduled to be completed in fall 2024.“The...

Clemson introduces new School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering

Emma Vick, News Editor • February 9, 2023

On Jan. 23, the University announced its decision to form a new school that brings together mechanical and automotive engineering. The new School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering combines...

‘We have no support on campus anymore’: Club sports overlooked

Blake Mauro, Associate Editor • February 9, 2023

Clemson is widely known for its championing competitive sports and athletics programs. However, outside of its Division I play, Clemson is also home to 33 student organizations recognized as club sports...

Investigation confirms liquid from boiled peanuts poured on allergic KA pledge

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • February 9, 2023

In the fall of 2021, rumors swirled across Clemson's campus that fraternity brothers poured the liquid from boiled peanuts on a peanut-allergic pledge. An investigation by the fraternity's national office...

Across the Aisle: Overcrowding on CATbus, extending Schilletter’s hours

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • February 9, 2023

Student Sen. Zarrilli looks into adjusting Latin honors criteria by majorStudent Sen. Elizabeth Zarrilli, chair of the academic affairs committee, suggested adjusting the University's Latin honors criteria...

‘We need a new student union’: President Clements supports a new union as groups prepare for demolition

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • January 26, 2023

After serving 50 years as Clemson University’s student union, the Edgar A. Brown University Union is scheduled for demolition this summer. With the location proposed to become greenspace, some students...

‘Call My Name, Clemson’ set to debut in theatre

Emma Vick, News Editor • January 26, 2023

A staged reading of three vignettes is set to debut in the Bellamy Theatre at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, based on the groundbreaking research by Calhoun Lemon Professor of Literature Rhondda...

Clemson to install classroom scanners

Emma Vick, News Editor • January 26, 2023

The Classroom Access Control Project, a new plan starting to get implemented around campus, has been led by both the Academics Affairs and Public Safety divisions of Clemson University in an effort to...

‘We are here for the students’: A look into Clemson’s judicial branch

Blake Mauro, Associate Editor • January 26, 2023

Clemson University’s judicial branch headed by Student Attorney General James Swicegood plays a very important role in undergraduate student proceedings. The process begins when a student breaks...

Clemson judicial branch relaunches legal aid program

Blake Mauro, Associate Editor • January 26, 2023

The Clemson judicial branch of student government has reinstalled its legal program for students to utilize this semester. Through the program, Clemson students are provided with a free 30-minute...

New development coming to College Avenue

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor • January 26, 2023

A new housing development is coming to College Avenue.The new development by Signet Tiger Realty is planned to be between Hubbard Young Pharmacy and the White House on College, across the street from Bixby.It...