Following its signature nearly 140 years ago, Thomas Green Clemson’s original will was returned home to Clemson University on Nov. 4. The University owes its founding to the contents of Clemson’s...

On Nov. 5, the United States experienced elections in local, state and national governments. The city of Clemson was no exception, with local elections taking place for mayor and city council. Incumbent...

The city council positions currently held by council members Bob Brookover, Catherine Watt and John W. Ducworth III are up for election this year. Brookover is seeking another term alongside five others...

As Clemson citizens prepare to cast their votes in the contested mayoral race, Nov. 5 will result in either four more years of Robert Halfacre or a new leadership with Catherine Watt, a current council...

Clemson Undergraduate Student Government and Clemson Panhellenic are holding a supply drive to help the Clemson community after the effects of Hurricane Helene last week left many incapacitated. The...

Downtown Clemson’s Pot Belly Deli will be relocating after serving the community at its current location for 30 years. The new property will relocate to 373 Old Greenville Highway. The lot has a previously...

In an effort to enhance STEM education for K-12 students across South Carolina, Clemson’s Division of Community, Engagement, Belonging and Access announced the launch of a new “STEM SC” initiative...

Residents at The Farm apartment complex in Clemson woke up to gunshots fired outside their homes in the early hours of Sept. 22. At approximately 4 a.m., city police received numerous calls regarding...

A budget amendment was approved by the Clemson City Council to purchase two new Clemson Police Department police cars and eight new solar-powered radar speed signs to facilitate road safety in Clemson...

The update and expansion of the Pendleton/Clemson Wastewater Treatment Plant (PCWWTP) officially launched on Aug. 14 during a preconstruction meeting. The PCWWTP, located on Woodburn Road near 18 Mile...

The city of Seneca voted to end its Clemson Area Transit (CAT) bus services after nearly 20 years of operations on July 30. The Seneca City Council voted this summer with services set to end this September,...

Upon hearing Clemson City Council had approved the Clemson Hub project on Keowee Trail, Clemson residents exclaimed, “Shame on you!” and stormed out of City Hall during the development’s second reading...