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Clemson Area Transit (CAT) has rolled out new changes to its bus routes and wait times for fall 2017.

CATbus driver recieves award for heroism

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

At the Feb. 6 city council meeting, CATbus driver Sawyer Gambrell received a heroism award from the city and the South Carolina Department of Transportation for going above and beyond during an incident...

Graffiti on the one of the cornerstones of University Lutheran Church on Sloan Street. This incident in early January led the church to put up a new system of security cameras to curb the high rate of vandalism. This offending mark took over 20 manhours of work to remove.

University Lutheran installs cameras

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

University Lutheran Church on Sloan Street is preparing to install security cameras due to repeated vandalism, including a recent incident involving one of the cornerstones.  The new cameras will...

New logo and motto of the City of Clemson, as of January 2023. The logo features a tree made from elements of the Clemson Paw in front of a sunset over Lake Hartwell and the Blue Ridge.

City of Clemson rebrands

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 26, 2023

The city of Clemson recently completed its rebranding process and has begun to roll out the new brand citywide. The new brand de-emphasizes the connection with the University, with the primary colors being...

Tiger Brief: Downtown to welcome new bar in Spring 2023

Blake Mauro, Associate Editor January 23, 2023

A new bar, Roar, is set to be located on the corner of College Ave and Earle Street and plans to bring a “club vibe” to Clemson with the “best lighting and sound system” in town,...

Deaths due to opioid overdoses are at an unprecedented high in South Carolina.

Clemson partners with South Carolina agencies to fight opioid crisis

Blake Mauro, Associate Editor January 11, 2023

South Carolina’s Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services Director Sara Goldsby and Governor Henry McMaster announced their collaborative partnership with three South Carolina universities...

Clemson student rides e-scooter through downtown.

New ordinance restricts e-scooter riding on sidewalks downtown, regulates devices

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief January 11, 2023

Clemson City Council recently approved new ordinances regulating bicycles, e-scooters and skateboards outside of campus. The ordinances provide guidance for riders, notably requiring that they stay off...

Cooper Library

Cold snap brings millions in damage to Clemson

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief January 11, 2023

Extensive repairs are still underway after below-freezing temperatures burst pipes, broke sprinklers and caused flooding across Clemson during winter break.More than 20 buildings on campus suffered water...

A rough sketch of the site plan for the Spectrum Realty proposal. The majority of the residential shown would be student housing, and one of the retail stores has offices above.

Clemson takes next step in Uptown redevelopment

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 11, 2023

On Dec. 16, Clemson City Council unanimously voted to move ahead with Spectrum Realty Companies as the partner for the UptownNEXT project.“Two people have asked us on a date, and we’re going...

Building 2 of Dockside Clemson experienced damage to critical life safety systems after below-freezing temperatures, making the building unsafe for residents to move back into. The exterior of Dockside as pictured on August 30, 2022.

Fire Marshal: Dockside restoration in progress, three to six weeks until completion

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief January 4, 2023

A crew is working to remove water, wall and ceiling damage from Dockside Clemson and fix essential safety systems to allow the property to reopen in phases, according to the City of Clemson Fire Marshal. Dockside...

The notice means that residents cannot live in their apartments until the damage is fixed.

Fire Marshal: Dockside an unsafe structure, details flooding damage

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief December 28, 2022

The City of Clemson Fire Marshal issued an unsafe structure notice to the Dockside Clemson apartments on Wednesday, saying that damage has impacted the fire alarms, sprinklers and elevators. The notice...

Burst pipe floods student apartments at Dockside

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief December 26, 2022

A burst water pipe flooded numerous apartments at the Dockside Clemson apartments after below-freezing temperatures struck the area this past weekend. Water poured into the game room and adjacent rooms...

Pet waste stations required

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor December 1, 2022

The Clemson City Council is considering an ordinance that will extend the requirement to provide and maintain proper pet waste disposal stations at all high-density residential developments that allow...

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