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Looking back on the Woodlands tragedy

Rebecca West, Asst. TimeOut Editor • November 2, 2018

It’s been two weeks since a plethora of orange-colored floats covered Bowman Field and attracted students and alumni alike. It’s been two weeks since Clemson sent the Wolfpack back to their...

Tuesday Town Hall Meeting: October 30th

Meeting questions compiled by Nicole Clamp, Editor in chief and Rebecca West, Asst. TimeOut Editor • November 1, 2018

Town Hall Meeting Tuesday, Oct. 30, 7 p.m. Tillman Auditorium Doug Hallenbeck and other officers from the Clemson Student Affairs department took part in presenting and answering student questions...

Student Organization Policy: The town hall meeting recap

Sophia Radebaugh, Contributor • November 1, 2018

On Wednesday, October 24, Clemson students received word about several significant changes being made by the Student Affairs board that would affect the Student Organization Policy. Less than a week later...

Tigra Scientifica: Whole Brain Imaging on the Go

Gabriella Wheeler, Contributor • October 31, 2018

Princeton researchers have developed a way to track the activity of individual neurons while a worm is moving. Until recently, scientists have relied on methods that require the animal to be immobilized...

Tigra Scientifica: The Discovery of Denisova 11

Alyssa Burleson, Contributor • October 31, 2018

Denisova 11 is a 13-year-old girl who is making history in the field of population genetics. According to a study published on August 22 in Nature, a genetic analysis of Denisova 11’s 90,000-year-old...

Student Organization Policy: Point by Point

Ashley Rhom, News Editor • October 29, 2018

On October 24, rumors about a new Student Organizations Policy were leaked to students and members of the Clemson community by WeRoar, a Clemson-oriented free speech advocacy group. This new policy concerns...

With students, for students: How YOU can help The Tiger make student organization voices heard

Nicole Clamp, Editor in Chief • October 25, 2018

Hi Tigers! We've heard your concerns about the student organization policy that was recently leaked by WeRoar, and we're working to confirm information and find out as much about this policy as we can. If...

South Carolina 1.537 BILLION dollar lottery winner

Nicole Clamp, Editor in Chief • October 24, 2018

Someone from South Carolina just got really rich. And I mean really rich. After Tuesday night’s record-breaking drawing for the 1.537 billion dollar Mega Million lottery; one lucky ticket from South...

A weekend review: The Woodlands

Ashley Rhom, News Editor • October 21, 2018

Oh, October. A month of midterms, decisive football, candy and chilly weather. Clemson’s Homecoming Week kept things moving right along, even packing an eventful twist to the weekend. Students hunkered...

Tigerama

October 15, 2018

Tigerama, Clemson University’s annual homecoming celebration and pep rally, is set to kick off this Friday, October 19. Being the second largest student-run pep rally in the nation, the event has...

Hurricane Michael

October 15, 2018

As if Florence wasn’t enough, Hurricane Michael set about its own ravishing path during the first part of October. The hurricane, gaining momentum from the warm ocean waters of the Gulf of Mexico,...

Habitat for Humanity

Sophia Radebaugh • October 15, 2018

James and Shena Tolbert’s life has been more challenging than most; they raised five children in an apartment complex. The lack of space to accommodate seven people is one thing, but their biggest...