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Akers: Doomscrolling may be affecting your mental health

Madison Akers, Columnist • March 9, 2023

From the constant news of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, to the coverage of the Murdaugh trials and other violence and tragedy happening worldwide, it can be hard to...

Lucier: Staying safe at Ain’t Patty’s Day

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • March 9, 2023

Ain’t Patty's Day is a time-honored tradition for Clemson students. Each year, students flood the downtown scene in a sea of green, and most of us make it through the day safely. Starting your bar...

Geantasio: Change coming to Clemson CAPS program

Kara Geantasio • February 19, 2023

In 2023, mental health is more important now than ever before. Between the surge of new technology and the COVID-19 pandemic, many people, especially teens and young adults, have been suffering with poor...

Tutterrow: The infamy of Turning Point USA at Clemson University

Kylie Tutterrow, Asst. Outlook Editor • February 9, 2023

Clemson University’s chapter of Turning Point USA has recently been under fire for their affirmative action bake sale held on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023. This, however, is not the organization’s...

Tiger’s Two Cents: What to do about an intimidating professor

Madison Akers, Columnist • February 9, 2023

"What can I do about a professor who enjoys trying to intimidate people?"- an anonymous senior chemical engineering major Hello, thank you for writing in! This sounds like a pretty tough situation...

Clemson’s constant construction and the changing face of campus

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • January 26, 2023

Any student who attends in-person classes knows about the parking problem. Lot closures and construction make commuting to class virtually impossible for some students. Clemson University has done...

Mourning a long break and adjusting to a new semester

Madison Akers, Columnist • January 11, 2023

As we get deeper into January and begin to mourn the dreadful loss of winter break, it’s time to start looking forward. A new year has just begun, and we have all been given an opportunity for...

Tutterrow: Looking towards finals with five tips to help you

Kylie Tutterrow, Asst. Outlook Editor • December 1, 2022

As the semester comes to a close, everyone’s favorite time of year is around the corner — finals week. Many students are lost in the mayhem of stressing over finals and never really take a...

Lucier: Women’s safety

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • December 1, 2022

This is a sensitive subject for many, so if you have been affected by violence or assault, please continue with caution. This article does not go into detail about assault, but it does mention the reporting...

The allure of Clemson Football culture

Kylie Tutterrow, Asst. Outlook Editor • November 21, 2022

The culture of game day is a prevalent part of the Clemson Experience, but it extends beyond just the student body by drawing in alumni, locals and a national audience with its spirit and energy. As...

Sober nightlife should be embraced in Clemson

Kylie Tutterrow, Asst. Outlook Editor • November 17, 2022

Clemson University, and the surrounding areas, should offer more activities besides alcohol-directed fun. The majority of businesses, besides restaurants, around Clemson University are catered towards...

Tiger’s Two Cents: The age-old relationship question

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • October 27, 2022

How do I know if my guy best friend likes me? – a junior criminal justice majorMy best advice for this situation is that communication is your best bet. I understand that this may be scary, but in...