The Clemson University Undergraduate Student Senate held their weekly Monday night meeting on Sept. 7, 2020. The third meeting of the semester featured a presentation by the Clemson University Campus Democracy...

Stereotypically, some men are notorious for claiming they “never get sick.” However, their own genetic material may soon prove them wrong. Research has shown that males on average experience...

As campus grows closer to reopening, Clemson University is making an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19 through the spread of information.“All of our activities are going to follow the same...

The question on everyone’s mind still has not gotten a definite answer. Professor Lori Pindar, director of undergraduate studies and assistant director of the Erwin Center for Brand Communications...

Throughout the political history of America, the conventions have generally based their focus around the future of America, heavily relying on economic reform plans. However, in today’s climate,...

The world has been brought to an utter standstill thanks to COVID-19. Society has turned to those in the healthcare field for answers. However, there is no clear answer that healthcare professionals can...

The skin is the body’s largest organ, and it’s also the one that takes the most abuse. Daily the skin is subject to the sun’s harmful rays, pollution, dirt, and many other damaging substances....

CLEMSON, SC – The Clemson University Undergraduate Student Senate held their first meeting of the fall semester on Monday, Aug. 24,2020. Conducted fully through Zoom with a virtual Pledge of Allegiance...

This past summer was highly eventful, so this far-from-comprehensive timeline was an attempt to catalogue and keep track of some of the most eventful moments of the summer of 2020.Clemson moves to online...

If you’re like most members of the Clemson community right now, you probably have a lot of questions. Will we really return to in-person instruction in September? How will hybrid classes work? What...

Whether you are wandering through the Hundred-Acre Wood with Winnie the Pooh or running to the barn to see what Charlotte has spun on her web, a good children’s book always has a valuable lesson...