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Kylie Tutterrow is a senior political science and communication double major from Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Letter from your Associate Editor

Kylie Tutterrow, Associate Editor June 3, 2025

Hello Class of 2029, and welcome to Clemson! Coming to Clemson is more than just a college decision; it is the start of something truly special. The people you will meet here, the skills you will learn...

During Clemson's fall semester, Tiger Prowl is held at Memorial Stadium.

Just keep swimming: What I wish I knew as a freshman

Abigail Tabor, Senior Reporter June 3, 2025

The shift from high school to college is abrupt and daunting. No matter how far you end up from home, the first year of college seems to be a never-ending learning curve. However, if you are able to get...

Lauren Douda is the editor of the Opinion section. She is a sophomore secondary education and English double major from Lexington, South Carolina.

Letter from your Opinion Editor

Lauren Douda, Opinion Editor June 3, 2025

Hey everyone! I’m Lauren Douda, the editor of the Opinion section here at The Tiger. I’m currently a sophomore double majoring in English and secondary education, and I’m originally from Lexington,...

Putting yourself out there and making new friends is a great way to get involved and elevate your college experience.

The importance of trying new things, putting yourself out there as a freshman

Cole Jersek, Columnist June 3, 2025

Starting college at Clemson University can feel like stepping into a completely new world. You're surrounded by thousands of people, events and opportunities you’ve never imagined. The best advice? Put...

Many Clemson students' favorite study spot is R.M. Cooper Library, located in the heart of campus.

The best study spots on and off campus

Lauren Douda, Opinion Editor June 3, 2025

As much fun as Clemson’s social aspect is, we can’t ignore the real reason we’re all here: to earn a degree. This means finding the best study spot on campus where your brain power can really shine....

Welcome to Clemson, new Tigers!

From the Editor’s Desk: Welcome, Class of 2029

Kat Pugh, Editor-in-Chief June 3, 2025

Dear Class of 2029, Welcome to Clemson! I’m so happy to have the opportunity to introduce you to the wonderful place that you’ll call home for the next few years. Although it takes some time to...

Club hockey is just one example of the many club sports that are not valued as much as they should be by Clemson.

Fox, Kaelblein: Club sports deserve better treatment

Kelly Kaelblein and Kane Fox April 24, 2025

If you played sports as a kid, chances are you once dreamed of having the opportunity to play in college with hopes of making it to the pros. Though many athletes came to terms with just how unlikely...

The Clemson College Republicans posted pictures of their tabling, including this poll conducted by other students.

Sirover: Understanding the purpose behind the anti-abortion protest

Sammy Sirover, Senior Reporter April 24, 2025

We’ve all seen it: the anti-abortion protest that takes place next to Schilletter dining hall following spring break. Whether you are walking back to your dorm or entering Schlitter with your friends,...

Congratulations to the Class of 2025!

From the Editor’s Desk: Congratulations, Class of 2025

Kat Pugh, Editor-in-Chief April 24, 2025

As the days grow warmer, everything becomes green again and Clemson’s campus returns to its spring self, that time of the year comes around once again: graduation. Thank you, Class of 2025. Each and...

On April 16, 2025, Robert F. Kennedy made shocking accusations about people on the autism spectrum.

Merzlak: Kennedy doesn’t understand autism

Thomas Merzlak, TimeOut Editor April 24, 2025

In a press conference last week, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a laundry list of activities that autistic people will never do. According to Kennedy,...

The South Carolina Department of Education recently banned many books from schools and libraries across the state.

Nigro: Book bans will negatively impact future generations in South Carolina

Alexis Nigro, News Editor April 24, 2025

The South Carolina Department of Education removed 12 books from the K-12 public schools during their meeting at the beginning of April. As more power in education has been given back to the states, it...

The Clemson film community is growing fast, and there are many ways to get involved.

Jersek: Clemson Film is reaching new heights

Cole Jersek, Columnist April 24, 2025

Many others and I attended the fourth annual Clemson Film Festival on April 12. Apart from the well-organized event and fun experience, I was amazed at the jump in quality in the films selected for the...

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