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Nikki Haley: Clemson, Capitol Hill and The United Nations

Ashley Rhom, News Editor • October 11, 2018

United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, stunned the world with resignation rumors on October 9. Notions of her resignation started circulating early in the morning, with a confirmation...

Crews monitoring gas leak near Clemson campus

Katie McCarthy, Contributor • October 2, 2018

UPDATE (1:35 p.m.): The gas leak has been patched and an "all clear" has been given by CUFD and Ft. Hill Natural Gas, according to Clemson PD. Traffic patterns have returned to normal. Both agencies are...

Top four things you need to know this week: Sept. 24 edition

The Tiger News Staff • September 23, 2018

Police investigating string of car break-ins on campusThe Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) reported numerous vehicular break-ins occurring between the night of Sept. 21 and the morning of Sept....

Clemson police investigating two burglaries reported on campus

Staff reports • September 18, 2018

The Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) is investigating two burglaries that were reported on campus earlier this week. Police say that around noon on Sept. 17, a laptop was stolen from a South...

New app coming to Clemson

Erik Sanchez, Contributor • September 16, 2018

Cars are a wonderful invention, but every day students at college campuses all across the country are struggling with car related issues. Whether it’s circling a parking lot for hours looking for...

Clemson ranks in top 25 national public universities again

Marco Sammartino, Contributor • September 16, 2018

There are well over 4,000 universities in the United States, with roughly 1,500 of those being public research institutions. Ranking this many schools can be incredibly difficult, and making it near the...

Tigra Scientifica: Which Came First: the Moth or the Flower?

Richard Melton, Contributor • September 16, 2018

When many of us think of moths and butterflies known as Lepidopteran (belonging to the order Lepidoptera), our minds immediately think of the flowers we associate with these insects. This is probably because...

Who’s a good boy? Clemson police introduce new therapy dog

Staff reports • September 11, 2018

There’s a new four legged officer at the Clemson City Police Department. Ozzy, a one-year-old miniature Aussie Doodle, is a certified therapy dog who will help comfort victims of sexual assaults...

Top three things you need to know this week: Sept. 10 edition

The Tiger Staff • September 9, 2018

Clemson to honor 9/11 victims at memorial service The Tiger Platoon is holding a 9/11 memorial service in the Tillman Hall (Old Main) auditorium on Tuesday, Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. James P. White, a Clemson...

Tiger Scientifica: The NFL isn’t ‘tau-tally’ safe

Sarah Haire, Contributor • September 9, 2018

Some of the best athletes play for the NFL, one of the most valued sports organizations in the world. Staying healthy is extremely important for these athletes, and researchers across the country have...

Secessionists respond to CUSG’s Confederate flag resolution, challenge Clemson students to debate

Elizabeth Tucker, News Editor • September 5, 2018

Following the passage of CUSG’s resolution denouncing the display of Confederate flags on Clemson’s campus earlier this week, the S.C. Secessionist Party (SCSP) has challenged Clemson student...

CUSG passes resolution denouncing display of Confederate flags at Clemson

Dawson Walker, Associate Editor and Katie McCarthy, Editor-in-Chief • September 3, 2018

Clemson Undergraduate Student Government (CUSG) Senate has passed a resolution denouncing the public display of Confederate flags on campus. The vote occurred Monday, Sept. 3 during the Senate’s...