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Hijacked CATbus rumor not true, Clemson Parking and Transportation Services says

Kailyn Kelly, Senior Reporter • November 9, 2023

Around the end of October, rumors about a possible CATbus hijacking incident circulated through the Clemson community. Members of a particular Clemson group chat on GroupMe alerted others of a situation...

American Sign Language now offered to ClemsonLIFE students

Emma Vick, News Editor • November 9, 2023

Correction: An earlier version of this article said that ClemsonLIFE students "sang" the national anthem instead of "performed." The earlier version also said Olivia Keubler is a volunteer instead of an...

Clemson pursues human-centered AI research

Juliana Coates, Contributor • November 9, 2023

When choosing a teammate to help accomplish a task, artificial intelligence agents may be viable candidates in the near future. Ongoing research by Nathan McNeese, the McQueen Quattlebaum Assistant Professor...

Clemson honors Military Appreciation Week

Josiah Sullivan, Contributor • November 9, 2023

Clemson’s commitment to honoring the heritage and courage of service men and women was showcased during Military Appreciation Week, held during the week of Nov. 6-11. With a history in military service, this year’s 2023 appreciation week calendar shares gatherings for veterans and active-duty members alongside other events open to the general public. Flag planting...

Clemson Greek organizations to raise money at 5k run for Live Like Lou Foundation

Emma Vick, News Editor • November 9, 2023

Coming up on Sunday, Nov. 12, the Cross Council 5K will take place to raise money for the Live Like Lou Foundation, which supports families affected by Lou Gehrig’s disease, funds ALS research and honors...

Clemson’s It’s On Us chapter partners with Uber to get you home safe

Lindsay Kaine, Senior Reporter • October 26, 2023

Clemson was one of two campuses chosen to receive $100,000 in ride vouchers from Uber as part of a campus safety campaign with the nonprofit organization It’s On Us. The campaign consisted of free...

Greek life at Clemson is growing: Here’s why

Emma Vick and Juliana Coates • October 26, 2023

In the last five years, student membership in Clemson Greek Life has been at an all-time high, increasing 35.7% since 2018, with 58.4% of members coming from out-of-state. These percentages were just announced...

Clemson Chick-fil-A on Fernow Street to be renovated

Juliana Coates, Contributor • October 26, 2023

At its 2023 fall quarterly meeting, Clemson University’s board of trustees approved the renovation of the Chick-fil-A on Fernow Street. Located between Freeman and Lee Halls, the Chick-fil-A currently...

Clemson BOT highlights 2023 admissions statistics

Abigail Suggs, Contributor • October 26, 2023

Earlier this month, on Oct. 5 and 6, the Clemson board of trustees met for their quarterly meetings, where they discussed Clemson’s admissions statistics for the class of 2027. The board emphasized...

World cinema professor announces season 4 of National Geographic series ‘Genius’

Sydney Olsen, TimeOut Editor • October 26, 2023

The fourth season of the National Geographic/Disney+ scripted bio-series “Genius” is set to release Feb. 1 on Nat Geo and tells the combined stories of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Sam Sokolow,...

Clemson prepares for Johnstone demolition, CUSG to move to Sirrine

Blake Mauro, Editor-in-Chief • October 26, 2023

Two years after the Clemson board of trustees approved the demolition of Johnstone Hall, Clemson’s student union, plans are finally set to begin this December. The project is expected to cost $16...

Clemson students hold Take Back Pride march after tampons removed from men’s bathrooms

Blake Mauro, Editor-in-Chief • October 14, 2023

About 50 students marched across Clemson University on Wednesday as a part of the annual Take Back Pride March, demanding that menstrual products be returned to the men’s bathrooms in Cooper Library. The...