There are millions of people in the United States who live with various disabilities. Before July 1990, no legislation existed to protect Americans with disabilities from discrimination. That all changed...

Welcome, everyone! I’m Lauren Douda, the editor of the Opinion section here at The Tiger, and I have been for two years now. I’m currently a junior double-majoring in English and secondary education,...

Originally, I was apprehensive about Clemson’s $3 million deal with OpenAI; however, after a lengthy process of interviewing people across campus, I have become more open to incorporating artificial...

Despite having mountains of work to do over the past weekend, I managed to get last-minute tickets to the Zach Bryan concert in Charlotte, North Carolina. My roommates were already planning to go, and...

Strom Thurmond, yes, that one from the observatory, is widely considered a hero in the state of South Carolina for his 47 years served as a senator, including a term in which he was elected at 100 years...

Bittersweet is the perfect word to describe this time of year as graduation rolls around. As we begin our transition out of FY26, I simply want to say thank you to the class of 2026: from those of us returning...

As you may have seen, the newest addition to the downtown area is our very own Dutch Bros, and to be honest, the only thing that it is really adding to our community is horrible traffic and mediocre coffee. Anyone...

As I finish my freshman year at Clemson University, I have been reflecting on what has shaped my day-to-day life on campus. From rigorous classes and meeting new friends to making a huge life adjustment,...

Graduation. The dreaded event that wraps up the past four years of college. For seniors, the memories that Clemson University provided were pivotal and truly irreplaceable. But the “what’s next?”...

A whirl of sunrise colors with sunny breaks in the leaves of the trees. The sweet taste of the morning air and music to wake you up a little more than the coffee does. Feeling strong, you brave the green...

It is time that we confront the facade of Greek life. It is often promised to be a belonging community where you will find your future bridesmaids, but it frequently falls short of that promise. As someone...

In several of my classes this past semester, the use of artificial intelligence has been encouraged, if not required. As a student majoring in English and secondary education, I do not see a place for...