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Student Body President and Vice President take office

Caroline Elswick, Senior Reporter • April 28, 2022

As the semester comes to an end, a new student government has taken office. Student Body President Malik Balogun and Vice President Julia Blouin were sworn in Tuesday evening to serve their 2022–2023...

Public transportation mask mandate ends

Blake Mauro, Senior Reporter • April 28, 2022

As the spring semester comes to a close and Clemson students begin booking their trips home, travel plans may have gotten more comfortable for students who travel via public transportation. As of April...

Crime Report: April 7 through April 25

Garrett Kent, Senior Reporter • April 28, 2022

Clemson University Police Department April 7 1:22 a.m. —marijuana possession; fake ID; driving under the influence Tiger Town Tavern April 8 1:03 a.m. —public disorderly conduct100 Beta Gamma...

Breaking down the Student Government budget

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • April 28, 2022

The Clemson Undergraduate Student Government recently approved two annual budget bills, allocating over $143,000 to the body for the upcoming fiscal year. The budget includes $67,900 for internal student...

Tiger Briefs: New Chick-fil-A on campus and Reflection Pond schedule

April 28, 2022

Reflection Pond fountain schedule The fountains embedded in Clemson’s Reflection Pond are meant to run seven days a week continuously from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. If the fountains are not spouting water during...

Student Senate votes against establishing LGBTQ betterment committee

Garrett Kent, Senior Reporter • April 28, 2022

The Clemson Undergraduate Student Government Senate held their final meeting before summer break on Monday. During the meeting, a resolution to condemn the Clemson College Republicans’ recent statements...

Military Heritage Park rededicated

Dawson Baker, News Editor • April 28, 2022

On Thursday, April 21, Military Heritage Plaza was rededicated to include awards Clemson alumni received serving in the recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Military Heritage Plaza, first dedicated in...

A mother’s search for closure

Sadie Chafe, Contributor • April 28, 2022

A $50,000 reward was offered last fall to anyone willing to provide information about the death of Clemson freshman Tucker Hipps on Sept. 22, 2014. By December, the reward had increased to $100,000, but...

Why Clemson keeps falling in the U.S. News rankings

Jerel Hendricks, Contributor • April 28, 2022

U.S. News & World Report issued its top college rankings last fall, in which Clemson University once again lost ground. The University landed in a tie with Virginia Tech for the 30th spot in the rankings...

Clemson welcomes humanities and social sciences publication to campus

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • April 25, 2022

Friday marked the inaugural release of a new publication for the humanities and social sciences, The Aurantiaco. The annual journal strives to build appreciation for areas beyond STEM within the greater...

The Chronicle celebrates 125 years

Turner Prewitt, Contributor • April 21, 2022

The Chronicle has been serving Clemson University for over a century as the student art and literary magazine. On Wednesday, April 20, folks gathered to celebrate the 125th anniversary of The Chronicle...

Visibility and awareness: ‘Take Back Pride’ marches through campus

Griffin Cobb, TimeOut Editor and Caroline Elswick, Senior Reporter • April 15, 2022

Chants of “trans lives matter” and “gay lives matter” echoed throughout campus on Thursday evening during a “Take Back Pride” march, carried out in response to...