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The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office is on a total of five episodes of “Cops”.

Anderson County Police Department made its television debut on ‘Cops’

Kailyn Kelly, Asst. News Editor November 30, 2023

Earlier this month, The Anderson County Sheriff's Office made its television debut on the show “Cops.” Filming for the show’s 35th season began at the end of June and followed Anderson County...

“It is still a common feeling for club sports leadership to feel stuck out on an island with no ideas on how to make events that support your organization’s mission possible,” Jackie Hanna, club sailing’s student executive advisor, told The Tiger.

Underwater: Waterski and sailing clubs excluded from new watersports facility

Blake Mauro, Editor-in-Chief November 30, 2023

The new club rowing facility that is being built adjacent to the University Facilities Center was originally intended to include club waterski and club sailing, but due to logistical complications, the...

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Tiger Briefs: Nov. 30

Emma Vick, News Editor November 30, 2023

Student body president and vice president and Senate campaigning seasons to start soon If any students are interested in running for an executive or legislative position on the Clemson Undergraduate...

Clemson mayor Robert Halfacre helps cut the ribbon at the opening of the Green Crescent Trail.

Green Crescent Trail: From class project to concrete reality

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 30, 2023

In the late 1970s, when Provost Bob Jones was a student at Clemson, he rode his bike every day from his apartment in Central, yearning for a bike trail. Over 50 years later, the Clemson community now has...

Here are some of the most "viral" gift ideas for the 2023 holiday season

Student-run businesses Paw Packages and Study Baskets gain traction in Clemson

Emma Vick, News Editor November 30, 2023

A new elective entrepreneurship class has empowered Clemson students to start their own businesses to fulfill local needs while turning a profit. Last spring, the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of...

The Bryan Mall Renovation Project includes all three high rises being renovated before 2026.

Clemson Housing and Dining announces housing and green space updates

Emma Vick, News Editor November 30, 2023

Clemson Home embarked on a multi-year Bryan Mall Renovation Project in 2023, starting with Byrnes Hall this past summer. Roughly six months after the Brynes Hall construction began, Manning Hall is set...

The Blood Connection will be at Death Valley from noon-5 p.m. today taking donations.

Clemson wins Blood Bowl for 5th straight year

Blake Mauro, Editor-in-Chief November 23, 2023

For the past week leading up to the Clemson-South Carolina rivalry football game, blood donation trucks have been scattered around Clemson's and South Carolina's campuses to see which school could collect...

The Aurantiaco celebrated its launch on Friday afternoon outside of Sirrine Hall on Clemson's main campus. 

PRESS RELEASE: The Aurantiaco hosts essay contests, submissions due Dec. 1

The Aurantiaco November 15, 2023

CLEMSON, S.C. — The Aurantiaco, Clemson’s premier journal for the humanities and social sciences, is hosting an essay contest from Oct. 12-Dec. 1! The contest is open to all undergraduate Clemson students. Prompt:...

PREASE RELEASE: Cocky's Funeral set for Nov. 19

PREASE RELEASE: Cocky’s Funeral set for Nov. 19

Student Alumni Association November 15, 2023

CLEMSON, S.C.—Get ready to be a part of the excitement as it’s time for the 120th anniversary of Cocky’s Funeral! Since 1902, Cocky’s Funeral is an infamous tradition that’s been held for...

Concerned Women for America CEO Penny Nace speaks about a Jewish 3-year-old named Abigail who was captured by Hamas.

Clemson YWA chapter holds prayer vigil to support Israel amid global controversy

Blake Mauro and Josiah Sullivan November 10, 2023

Rallying support for Israel, around 30 people, including students, staff and community members, gathered for a night of prayer inside the Samuel J. Cadden Chapel on Clemson’s campus on Wednesday night. The...

President Jim Clements spoke with FIRST students during a Tiger Tips meeting in October.

Clemson FIRST celebrates National First-Generation Student Week

Emma Vick, News Editor November 9, 2023

The Clemson FIRST Generation Success Program is celebrating the national First-Generation Student Week from Monday through Friday by hosting several events for first-generation students to participate...

Downtown Clemson is in the jurisdiction of the city of Clemson Police Department.

City of Clemson clarifies noise ordinance

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 9, 2023

The Clemson City Council took the first step to enact a new definition for the City of Clemson’s noise ordinance on Monday. The addition, which passed on Monday, adds to the existing definition that...

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