Clemson’s Parking and Transportation Services has closed its office and shut down its Tiger Transit service due to a possible exposure of COVID-19 among the staff. A push alert was sent...

After nearly ten years of business in downtown Clemson, BGR The Burger Joint has closed in recent weeks due to a loss in revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic. The location at 378 College Avenue in Clemson...

Presidential parades, star-studded performances and glittering parties typically characterize the day Americans know as Inauguration Day. Add “virtual” in front of these activities, and today,...

With over 154,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered, South Carolina is following other states in rapidly distributing its two doses. South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental...

In downtown Clemson, bars are grappling with the challenge of maintaining their businesses, paying employees and keeping their doors open while also observing capacity limits and mask mandates enacted...

This past weekend on Friday, Jan. 8 and Saturday, Jan. 9, large crowds without masks and not observing social distancing guidelines gathered for two concerts at Study Hall, a popular bar in downtown Clemson. The...

Clemson University began its spring semester on Wednesday, Jan. 6, with 508 active cases of COVID-19, following rigorous testing during move-in week as students return from around the country. The university...

South Carolina Republicans like Clemson junior William Galloway are fighting to get the party to take climate change seriously.  In 2019, The New York Times featured Galloway, a political science...

More than 50 sophomores in two sororities had to wait nearly a month to move into their home in Barnett Hall at the beginning of the semester due to COVID-19 restrictions.Then came the bad news. No sooner...

Experts claim students are oversharing life's intimate details on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, some Clemson students claim this trend is a good thing, acting as a form of connection...

The following article appeared in the Oct. 27, 2006 print issue of The Tiger. When brother-turned-parent Ramon "Ray Ray" McElrathbey first petitioned for custody of his younger brother Fahmarr,...

Got Zoom fatigue? That’s what many Clemson students, faculty and staff are saying after having to rely so heavily on the videoconferencing technology during the fall semester. In the midst of the...