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...

Hi everyone! As the spring semester wraps up and The Tiger transitions into its staff for the fall 2025 semester, I’d like to introduce myself as The Tiger’s newly elected Editor-in-Chief. After...

Dear Clemson, Out of the 14 editions of The Tiger I have overseen as Editor-in-Chief, our annual Best of Clemson is definitively the most work. On the flip side, it is also the most enjoyable issue. While...

It’s something that almost everyone in student journalism has heard before: “Well, it’s not like you guys are the New York Times or anything.” It’s true; we aren’t. That statement, however,...

We all joke about it. Clemson is practically a never-ending construction zone. No matter where you go on campus, some renovation, project or demolition is taking place. All of this increased construction,...

As a snowfall blanketed Clemson and Friday afternoon classes were canceled, campus saw hundreds of students flock to revel in the snow. While the weather was rare — it’s been three years since Clemson...

Somehow, we’re already at the end of the fall semester and almost to the end of the year. This issue will be the last of The Tiger’s Volume 118 and our last of 2024. This year has been an incredible...

For over 118 years, The Tiger has served as the newspaper of record for Clemson University. Past issues of The Tiger, preserved by Clemson Libraries, supply the history of the University and remind us...

As we hit the halfway point of the fall semester, the quest for internships suddenly starts to loom large. If you’re a junior or a senior, you’ve likely begun to frantically scour LinkedIn and Indeed...

The section of a newspaper that holds the most power for change and discourse is the Opinion section. Unlike our other three sections at The Tiger — News, TimeOut and Sports — Opinion writers do not...

As the first month of classes wraps up and we’re all settling into our routines, you may be beginning to feel like everyone has a core group of friends — except for you. Although it’s easy to fall...

Spending $400 or $500 on textbooks has become an increasingly normalized aspect of the back-to-school season. Even after paying thousands in tuition to take classes, we’re still required to spend significantly...