The embrace of a hug; the warmth from a smile; a favorite food from back home. Whether it’s an all-day affair of traveling or a simple 15-minute drive out of Clemson, it’s the little things...

It started, as most things do: with something small. Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden who has been skipping Friday classes since August, called for a climate strike on Friday,...

Less than 30 minutes from Clemson University, the Oconee County Sheriff's Department responded to a potential threat of an active shooting incident at Foothills Community Church. This was on Wednesday,...

It may come as a surprise that humans are not the only species that have the ability to count; in fact frogs, spiders, and fish are just a few examples of animals that are capable of distinguishing between...

Over the last decade, research on the human microbiome has become increasingly prevalent. Researchers are understanding the importance of the microbes in our gastrointestinal tract and the role they play...

Imagine waking up and throwing your breakfast together in the kitchen. You sit down to eat only to find tiny pieces of plastic distributed among your meal. This is a reality for many marine creatures,...

Jeffrey Epstein, alleged sex trafficker of minors, took his own life on August 10, 2019. He was in his jail cell, and the medical examiner ruled the cause of his death as suicide by hanging, but many are...

114 Earle, Clemson’s premier apartment complex, has fought with a slew of issues in the past year. Students were turned away from their apartments on move in day with no knowledge of lingering damages...

Clemson has a notorious and, often times, ruthless Parking and Transportation Services department. Students and faculty alike circumvent the flashing, white Ford C-Max Hybrids that patrol the streets of...

Do you love to dance? Have you ever wondered how it feels to tango on the dance floor? Want to wow your friends with some sweet dance moves, or get in touch with your sophisticated side? If so, you may...

Clemson Engineers for Developing Countries (CEDC) is a student-led Creative Inquiry organization that works on projects aimed to advance the developing world, mainly in Haiti.“Our mission is to work...