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Students should be able to walk to their classes without fear that they will be looped into a debate.

Bandhauer: Stop yelling at tabling events

Sarah Bandhauer, Contributor October 23, 2025

The modern approach to on-campus debates has recently been to table and create pressure for students to interact with a given cause. This pressure does not encourage a healthy debate amongst the population,...

Many students spend their time studying in the library, but there are plenty of other places on and off campus to get work done.

Easler: Don’t study at the library, find a new spot

Karis Easler, Contributor October 23, 2025

Because of its convenience, Cooper Library has always been a hotspot for studying. However, it is quite crowded when midterms and finals are afoot. My favorite study spot in the library seems to always...

Embrace different styles of music and discover new things.

St. James: People should listen to music like a cowboy

Sophie St. James, Contributor October 23, 2025

The cowboy: a symbol of free spirit, independence, curiosity, resistance and risk taking, especially to the mainstream. I bet you’re picturing a man sitting on a horse with his classic cowboy boots and...

Letter to the Editor: Who will Clemson censor next?

Letter to the Editor: Who will Clemson censor next?

Charlie Kurth and Mike Gregory October 14, 2025

Editor’s Note: This article was first published in The Chronicle of Higher Education, linked here. As is now well known, Clemson University recently terminated three employees — Joshua Bregy, Robert...

Autumn in South Carolina is certainly something that you need to be prepared for.

Easler: Preparing for fall in South Carolina

Karis Easler, Contributor October 2, 2025

Four seasons in a day! That’s what you can expect to experience in South Carolina during the fall season. However, non-Southern out-of-state students have to learn this concept — usually the hard way...

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