“What do we want? Abortion rights! When do we want them? Always!”“Pro-life, your name’s a lie; you don’t care if people die!” These chants echoed throughout Cox...

Clemson Libraries plans to reinvent the Fort Hill property to better “tell the story of Clemson,” according to Christopher Cox, dean of Clemson Libraries, at Monday’s Student Senate meeting.If...

Mark Richardson ‘83, along with his wife Kathryn Richardson, announced their gift of $10 million to support scholarships for Clemson students.The Richardson are “particularly passionate...

Clemson Libraries plans to renew its textbook lending program for the spring 2023 semester with the help of the Clemson University Undergraduate Student Senate. The textbook lending program is a resource...

A student's car was stolen from the employee lot behind Douthit Hills on Sunday morning, according to the Clemson University Police Department. Around 7:45 a.m., a student's silver Volkswagen Passat was...

With midterm elections quickly approaching, the Democratic candidate for governor of South Carolina, Joe, has been making his rounds to various universities in the state. Just last week, Cunningham was...

During the Board of Trustees meeting concerning the Finance and Facilities Committee meeting on Oct. 20, an action was requested regarding the Phase II approval for $16 million to establish the project...

Student Mail Services, currently located in the student union beside the Army ROTC office and adjacent to the McAlister dining hall, is moving to Dillard Hall.  John Gilbert, the client executive...

From Nov. 28, 2022, to Aug. 1, 2023, Clemson University will close the entirety of the Lot 5 parking facility, according to Clemson Athletics. Lot 5 includes over 850 parking spaces. The majority of the...

She wears the South Carolina coat of arms on one side and the US shield on the other. She carries the Clemson “C” and the South Carolina palmetto tree on her face. She is more than just a piece...

Homecoming weekend is the social highlight of Clemson’s fall festivities, as reported by The Tiger in November 1959. This statement rings true today with the infectious excitement surrounding this...