Dave and Lynette Snow have donated $25 million to Clemson University to further the University’s Study of Capitalism and Lyceum Scholars program. The program has been officially renamed the Snow Institute...

Clemson University Police Department arrested a man on Saturday for possessing a firearm on University property. At approximately 3:19 p.m. on Oct. 26, CUPD officers responded to the area of Mell Hall...

With the 2024 United States presidential election less than two weeks away, citizens across the country are making their final voting decisions. On Nov. 5, the controversial presidential race between former...

The city council positions currently held by council members Bob Brookover, Catherine Watt and John W. Ducworth III are up for election this year. Brookover is seeking another term alongside five others...

As students at universities across the country continue expressing their opinions regarding the conflict between Israel and Hamas through sit-ins, marches and protests, a group of Clemson students came...

As Clemson citizens prepare to cast their votes in the contested mayoral race, Nov. 5 will result in either four more years of Robert Halfacre or a new leadership with Catherine Watt, a current council...

The fourth annual “Take Back Pride” march at Clemson University was held on Wednesday, Oct. 9, in recognition of National Coming Out Day. Guarded by city police as they marched, the group carried...

Clemson Undergraduate Student Government and Clemson Panhellenic are holding a supply drive to help the Clemson community after the effects of Hurricane Helene last week left many incapacitated. The...

Downtown Clemson’s Pot Belly Deli will be relocating after serving the community at its current location for 30 years. The new property will relocate to 373 Old Greenville Highway. The lot has a previously...

In an effort to enhance STEM education for K-12 students across South Carolina, Clemson’s Division of Community, Engagement, Belonging and Access announced the launch of a new “STEM SC” initiative...

To combat drink spiking in the downtown Clemson area, the Clemson city police department is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information leading to an arrest as of Oct. 1. In a news release on...