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How to stay motivated near the holidays

Sydney Smith, Contributor • November 9, 2023

Thanksgiving break is almost here, which leaves only a few weeks until final exams and Christmas break! But before we can celebrate the holidays, we have to make it through the final weeks of the semester,...

Wes Anderson’s ‘The Swan’ soars

Thomas Merzlak, Contributor • November 9, 2023

Literary adaptations have been cornerstones of cinema since the medium’s inception, as filmmakers have attempted to translate classic stories by great writers from written words into moving images. These...

Re-recording and reclaiming: Taylor Swift’s latest vault track

Mercedes Dubberly, Senior Reporter • November 9, 2023

Two years ago, as Taylor Swift began the ambitious task of re-recording most of her albums, fans speculated about many things. What would the albums sound like, who would be featured, but most importantly,...

Review: Why ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is a true masterpiece

Thomas Merzlak, Contributor • November 2, 2023

“Killers of the Flower Moon,” the new picture from Martin Scorsese, is a masterpiece. That descriptor is often overused, but it’s the only term that encompasses the massive, devastating impact of...

Clemson hosts 50th annual Poetry Declamation

Sydney Smith, Senior Reporter • November 1, 2023

The Clemson Language Department held its 50th poetry declamation contest on Saturday, Oct. 21. The contest included middle school and high school students from North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia....

Reflecting on the events of Hispanic Heritage Month at Clemson

Alexis Williams, Contributor • November 1, 2023

From Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, different Latino organizations around Clemson University celebrated Latin American History Month. Every Friday, the Association of Latino Professionals for America sold tamales...

Fashion and Art Clubs host joint semi-formal

Mercedes Dubberly, Senior Reporter • October 26, 2023

On Wednesday, Oct. 18, Clemson Fashion Club and Clemson Art Club held their joint semi-formal event downtown at 356 Sushi. The theme of the night was decades, designed to show off trends in the industry...

Specialty Drinks: Fall Favorites

Griffin Cobb, Senior Reporter • October 26, 2023

With Fall in full swing, cafes across Clemson have been rolling out their autumn menus. Some are reinventing the classics while others try to find new combos, but all are vying for your dollar. This season,...

The Big Apple of the Carolinas: Jeter Mountain Farm

Avery Mock, Asst. TimeOut Editor • October 26, 2023

It’s the prime time of autumn, and what better way to experience this season than surrounded by 400 acres of apple orchards, golden-red trees and cider-flavored everything? Located in Hendersonville,...

Thoughts from a bookworm: Fall book recommendations

Caroline James Warner, Contributor • October 26, 2023

Horror: “A Dowry of Blood” by S.T. Gibson “A Dowry of Blood” reimagines the classic tale of “Dracula,” focusing on the stories of the famous vampire’s immortal spouses. The novel concentrates...

TimeOutside: Issaqueena Lake Road

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor • October 26, 2023

The coming of fall brings many excitements, from crisp mornings to crunchy golden leaves. However, one downside is the annual closing of Issaqueena Lake Road in the Clemson Experimental Forest, which...

World cinema professor announces season 4 of National Geographic series ‘Genius’

Sydney Olsen, TimeOut Editor • October 26, 2023

The fourth season of the National Geographic/Disney+ scripted bio-series “Genius” is set to release Feb. 1 on Nat Geo and tells the combined stories of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Sam Sokolow,...