One of the most famous quotes in American history came from the first man on the moon, Neil Armstrong, when he stated, “that’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” and...

New studies reveal ways that food from our plates can be used to sustainably fuel airplanes as an alternative to fossil fuels. Planes consume more than 21 billion gallons of fuel each year and emit...

ASHEVILLE, NC – Dr. Jay W. Lathrop, son of the late Frank and Beatrice Lathrop was born a Prince of Maine in Bangor in 1927 and raised in Orono, Maine. He died peacefully at his home at the Deerfield...

Flower Power. This phrase most likely elicits imagery of groovy hippies holding up peace signs in the '60s and '70s. However, according to new research, the “Flower Power” mantra may hold some...

Who knew that the gut played such an important role in overall wellbeing? A recent study published in Nature details how diet drives an altered gut microbiome in autistic individuals. A microbiome is...

Tired of replacing expensive water filters? Researchers, finally, present a water filter with a life span. No really, it’s alive. In a recent study published in "American Chemical Society EST Water,"...

Vacuums have been a staple household commodity for decades, and now, the marketing has a new target: scientists. And no, I’m not trying to make a humorous spin towards the space vacuums of physics;...

Sweaty hands, rapid heart rate, and tense muscles are all common symptoms of anxiety. Maybe you have experienced these symptoms while preparing for a job interview or attending a social gathering. What...

You walk into a coffee shop; immediately your nose is delighted with the smell of both fresh brewed coffee and warm baked goods. But how do humans distinguish the smell of cookies or coffee from competing...

The Tiger has attempted to entertain, shock, amuse, anger and inform the Clemson student body, faculty and community for the past 115 years. The Tiger is an award-winning, collegiate newspaper that has...

Clemson linebacker James Skalski has announced his plans to return to the team once again next fall semester, marking his seventh year as a Tiger. Skalski has been known for sticking around the University...