Clemson University is hosting a number of events this September and October in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The University kicked off events starting Sept. 13 with a screening of “Athlete...

The city of Clemson approved a $4.65 million bond to fund a skate park, splash pad, pickleball courts and other recreation projects at its Sept. 25 city council meeting. The project includes a major...

During the fall 2023 semester, Clemson welcomed the department of interdisciplinary studies to the College of Arts and Humanities. The new department includes three undergraduate programs: women’s...

Summer Moon Coffee, a Texas-based coffee shop, is set to open a location on the intersection of College Avenue and Old Greenville Highway. The coffee shop replaces the Subway and adds to the expanding...

Despite their immense size, whales are tricky to track. Considering they have more than 135 million square miles of ocean to roam, whales’ whereabouts are largely unknown by researchers. Marine ecologists...

Clemson students are participating in a volunteer effort with Feed & Seed Co. to help produce affordable food for families in the upstate throughout the fall semester. Through networks, programs...

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The FRESH Food, Packaging & Sustainability Summit was held on Sept. 18-19 at the Clemson Madren Center to promote sustainable practices on Clemson’s campus. The event had over 20 sponsoring companies...

On Aug. 14, Steven Marks officially became the inaugural dean of Clemson’s new College of Veterinary Medicine. The college will be the first of its kind in South Carolina and seeks to provide the...

Mothers Against Drunk Driving will be coming to Clemson on Sept. 30 to host an upstate community-wide event to promote awareness about drunk driving. Walk Like MADD is MADD’s signature fundraising...

On one hot day in May, LA Hanson, who served as an Army medic during Desert Storm in the 1990s, attended a Clemson baseball game. It was a new place for her, with an abundance of people and an overwhelming...