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Corey Glenn

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Corey Glenn, The Tiger's resident outdoorsman.

TimeOutside: Time’s Up

Corey Glenn, Senior Reporter April 25, 2024

Well, this is my last column, given my likely impending graduation. I’ve been struggling with what is worthy of my final column, but I keep coming up blank. There are so many things I haven’t written...

Clemson University and the community around it have changed a lot over the years, but the beauty of the area is a constant.

Glenn: Clemson’s evolution during my time as a student

Corey Glenn, Senior Reporter April 25, 2024

As my time draws to a finish here in Tigertown, I often find myself wandering around stomping grounds, new and old, reminiscing about days past. I also find my mind wandering, noticing the changes, cataloging...

A Clemson geology field trip explores the twisting sandstone of Ding and Dang Slot Canyon in southern Utah.

Experiential learning in Utah

Corey Glenn, Senior Reporter April 4, 2024

While we often set out into the world beyond civilization to seek fun, adventure and renewal, we also learn a great deal from the world beyond, and not just about ourselves. It was this desire to learn...

Chart showing trends in Clemson student housing market.

Clemson rents on the rise

Corey Glenn, Senior Reporter April 4, 2024

Rent in Clemson has sharply increased in recent years, according to an investigation by The Tiger. There has been a sharp increase in rent prices from four different apartment complexes over the past...

A packed house at Clemson City Council ahead of the first reading of the Clemson Hub PD ordinance.

[Photo] City votes in favor of housing development under threat of lawsuit

Kat Pugh, Asst. News Editor April 4, 2024

A packed house at Clemson City Council ahead of the first reading of the Clemson Hub PD ordinance.

Exhibit 1A: Last photo found on victim's phone.

Time Inside: Poole basement

Corey Glenn, Asst. Fake News Editor April 1, 2024

While it's often most enjoyable to be outside, sometimes the incessant sunshine and flower fragrances are just overwhelming, and you turn for refuge from the beautiful world. Seeking nothing but the...

The Dikes at Clemson offer some of the best views of campus and welcome thousands of visitors every year. 

Best Outdoor Spot: The Dikes

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor March 7, 2024

With its close proximity to Clemson and a beautiful lake view, the Clemson Dikes has won the best outdoor spot for 2024. The path is a favorite among runners and dog walkers, while the slopes are enjoyed...

The Clemson sailing club offers incomparable views of Lake Hartwell, in addition to a strong community.

[Photo] Best Club Sport: Clemson Sailing Club

Nathaniel Inman, Senior Reporter March 7, 2024

The Clemson sailing club offers incomparable views of Lake Hartwell, in addition to a strong community.

Views from the lake.

Time Outside: Soaring on Lake Hartwell

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 22, 2024

When I first visited Clemson, I was immediately drawn to the lake, and when I came to campus my freshman year, one of the first things I looked for was a way to get on it. From the misty memories of...

The new apartment complex will be adjacent to Lake Hartwell.

Clemson planning commission approves new downtown apartment complex

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 22, 2024

More student housing is set to be built in Clemson after the City of Clemson planning commission approved a planned-use development for a new apartment building on Keowee Trail during its meeting on Feb....

College Avenue will be designed to allow for more accessible walking spaces.

City of Clemson approves redesign of College Avenue

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 22, 2024

The Clemson City Council approved design negotiations with an engineering firm to redesign College Avenue between Study Hall and TD’s at its meeting on Monday. The proposed design changes include...

The golden hills of Simpson Station near the Douthit farmstead on Lebanon Road, looking over the Blue Ridge and early spring sky.

Time Outside: A bike ride to Simpson Station

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 8, 2024

The warm temperatures of early spring always seem to draw out a certain homesickness in me. I begin to long for the sandy bluffs and silvery longleaf pines of the Midlands. More than anything, I start...

The Association of American Universities, or AAU, is a group of research universities working towards a common goal based on research and educational values.

Glenn: Should Clemson join the AAU?

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 8, 2024

One of the core pillars of Clemson Elevate, the administration’s “bold strategy for Clemson,” is to build an Association of American Universities-aligned research faculty. In general, the plan’s...

New parking lot to be paved on Kite Hill

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 25, 2024

Clemson University Facilities has put a plan out for a bid to build a new parking lot on Kite Hill, located on the east side of Clemson’s campus near the Kite Hill Recycling Center. The proposed lot...

Sikes Hall after 1954, while it was being used as a library for students.

Glenn: Turn Sikes Hall back into a library

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 25, 2024

Have you ever been inside Sikes Hall? Seriously, have you ever had any reason to go inside of Sikes? Not on the porch to take pictures or wait for the bus, but actually inside the building, past the security...

Asst. News Editor Corey Glenn looks out from the top of Sam Knob.

Time Outside: Winter in the high country

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 25, 2024

Over my many years exploring the outdoors around Clemson, my heart always returns to one spot: the area around Black Balsam. Devil’s Courthouse, Graveyard Fields, Tennent Mountain, Shining Rock Wilderness:...

With the updated regulations, parking in downtown Clemson will remain free on nights and weekends.

City of Clemson updates downtown parking regulations

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 10, 2024

The Clemson City Council passed the first reading of an ordinance to meter all public parking in downtown Clemson at the Jan. 2 meeting. If the second reading of the ordinance passes on Tuesday, Jan....

The view over World's Edge is quite breathtaking.

Time Outside: At the World’s Edge

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 30, 2023

Thanksgiving break gave me the opportunity to stray far and wide: I even went to the World’s Edge! Just over an hour and a half away on the wild southern edge of Chimney Rock State Park, World’s...

Clemson mayor Robert Halfacre helps cut the ribbon at the opening of the Green Crescent Trail.

Green Crescent Trail: From class project to concrete reality

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 30, 2023

In the late 1970s, when Provost Bob Jones was a student at Clemson, he rode his bike every day from his apartment in Central, yearning for a bike trail. Over 50 years later, the Clemson community now has...

TimeOutside: Let’s go for a drive

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 9, 2023

As the leaves around Clemson enter their peak color and misty morning fog accompanies cerulean skies, my heart starts to wander, to yearn to see the beauty of the landscape, to dance across our golden...

Downtown Clemson is in the jurisdiction of the city of Clemson Police Department.

City of Clemson clarifies noise ordinance

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 9, 2023

The Clemson City Council took the first step to enact a new definition for the City of Clemson’s noise ordinance on Monday. The addition, which passed on Monday, adds to the existing definition that...

Even if the proposed changes go through, parking in downtown Clemson will remain free on nights and weekends.

City of Clemson proposes downtown parking changes

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor October 26, 2023

The city of Clemson is looking to make big changes to parking downtown, including moving towards metering all on-street parking during the day, a proposal that was announced at the Oct. 16 city council...

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...

An initial rendering of Clemson's first on-campus parking garage, which is set to finish construction in December 2026.

Clemson BOT approves on-campus parking garage

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor October 9, 2023

Over 1,000 more parking spaces may be coming to Clemson University after the University’s board of trustees gave Phase I approval to the first on-campus parking garage at a meeting on Oct. 6. The...

The spectacular views from Glassy Mountain's rock face of the rolling hills and high Blue Ridge attract many visitors from near and far.

TimeOutside: Glassy Mountain

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor October 5, 2023

Fall brings out the beauty of the landscape, and there is perhaps nowhere better to view it than Glassy Mountain Heritage Preserve. Glassy Mountain lies just outside of Pickens, under 40 minutes from...

Skaters have enjoyed the pump track at Clemson Park, right next to where the skate park is planned to be built. It's right along the first segment of the Green Crescent Trail, completed this September, which connects to campus.

City of Clemson funds skate park, splash pad and pickleball courts

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor October 5, 2023

The city of Clemson approved a $4.65 million bond to fund a skate park, splash pad, pickleball courts and other recreation projects at its Sept. 25 city council meeting. The project includes a major...

Twin Falls is one of the best nearby waterfalls to visit as summer comes to a close.

TimeOutside: Twin Falls

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor September 21, 2023

With the last vestiges of summer finally starting to fade, a trip to a waterfall makes the perfect cap to the warm season. Twin Falls is one of the best nearby gravitational aquatic attractions. Tucked...

Parking near the Snow Fitness Complex is now only available for CU permit holders.

Snow Fitness Complex parking limited to Clemson permits

Emma Vick and Corey Glenn September 7, 2023

The Snow Family Outdoor Fitness and Wellness Complex now only allows for vehicles with a university permit to park on-site near Snow Fitness Complex and the Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center. Any...

The lake shore of Mountain View Park is perfect for a variety of uses, including dog walking, picnicking and fishing.

TimeOutside: Clemson City Parks

Corey Glenn, Asst News Editor September 7, 2023

Often we in the outdoors space focus on big impressive parks that may be an hour away, but most days we interact with nature in a far more convenient way: our local parks. And Clemson has some fantastic...

Fall on-campus construction updates

Fall on-campus construction updates

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor August 23, 2023

Clemson has undertaken many construction projects over the last few years. Here are the most recent updates with some of the most significant projects: Library Bridge and Watt Lawn After two years,...

The Dikes at Clemson offer some of the best views of campus and welcome thousands of visitors every year. 

Clemson’s top outdoor spots from a scenic mountain to a local beach

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor July 6, 2023

Nestled by the shores of Lake Hartwell and in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Clemson is home to some incredible spots in nature. Here are some of the top outdoor spaces that are well-known to...

Tillman Hall is one of the most well-known buildings on Clemson's campus.

Names to know for freshmen

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor July 6, 2023

College campuses have lots of names, and Clemson is no exception. However, Clemson has made it extra hard by changing the names of many of the most-used spots on campus, but many of the upperclassmen still...

This rapid, particularly popular with fly fisherman, looked particularly lovely during golden hour.

Time Outside: Along the Chattooga with friends

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor May 9, 2023

Normally, I’m more of a mountaintop guy. I plan my trips around seeking the endless views and high grassy meadows of the upland ridge lines. So, when my backpacking class decided to spend our...

Clemson Trustee Niki Haley and Trustee Emeritus J.J. Britton consider items before the Board of Trustees at the April 21 meeting.

Board of trustees recap

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

Here are the highlights from this April's board of trustees meeting, which occurred on April 20 and 21 at the Madren Center. Parking garage teased Clemson Facilities told the board of trustees that a plan...

The Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center is located on Old Greenville Hwy.

New watersports facility proposed to be built near Snow Fitness Complex

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

At the board of trustees meeting, the head of campus recreation announced plans for expansion at the Snow Family Outdoor Fitness and Wellness Complex. Following the completion of the new intramural fields,...

Provided by Griffin Sanders

Student Affairs to review club sports

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

After four years, Student Affairs is taking another look at how club sports are classified as student organizations. In 2019, a new student organizations policy classified all club sports as independent...

Changes are coming to Clemson City Council elections after extensive new state election law.

City updates disorderly conduct ordinance

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

Last Monday, the Clemson City Council voted to update the city's disorderly conduct ordinance. The updates outlaw "unsanitary" conduct, including public defecation and urination. This follows building...

The Perimeter Road construction project is expected to be completed in October, pending on weather delays.

Construction projects to watch this summer

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

Perimeter Road Perimeter Road is entering the most disruptive phase of construction. Students should expect traffic delays, lane shifts and flagger crews until the project is completed. It is expected...

The Clemson Experimental Forest sign along US 76.

Time Outside: The joy of walking in the rain

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 27, 2023

Earlier this month, the Outdoor Leadership class I’m a part of had quite an adventure.  Originally we were going on a canoe camping trip on Lake Tugalo for our class trip. It was supposed...

The proposed alignment path of the new Gold Route. The route will connect the Crawford Falls and Publix areas with east campus, providing relief for Red Route commuters and increasing access for on campus students looking for groceries, medicines or just a meal out.

Clemson Parking and Transportation proposes new CATbus route

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 13, 2023

Clemson Parking and Transportation Services recently announced plans for a new CATbus route next fall to help with crowding on the Red Route. They are seeking public feedback on the proposed route, with...

City loosens open container law on private property

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 6, 2023

The Clemson City Council passed a change to the open container law, restricting the law’s rules to public property such as streets, sidewalks and parks on March 20.This change allows the legal possession...

Tiger Brief: City moves to outlaw public defecation and urination

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 6, 2023

The city of Clemson took the first step to update its disorderly conduct ordinance at the city council meeting on Monday. This change will outlaw public defecation and urination, which are defined...

The view from High Rock just outside Ashmore Heritage Preserve of Paris Mountain in Greenville.

Time Outside: Ashmore Heritage

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 6, 2023

While the return of spring brings back nicer weather, it also harkens the return of crowds to some of the more popular spots. Seeking solitude and looking to get back in shape, I went to Ashmore Heritage...

Candace Owens speaks at TPUSA event in Memorial Auditorium at Clemson on April 4. 

TPUSA hosts Candace Owens at Clemson

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 6, 2023

Clemson TPUSA hosted a talk by conservative figure Candace Owens in Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday. Owens started by thanking the liberal students in the audience for coming and being respectful, then...

A drawing showing what the Suber Dam area will look like after construction, with new trees and a path around the pond.

New pond coming to south campus

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor April 6, 2023

Earlier this semester, work began on a new water feature on the south side of Clemson’s main campus. The Suber Dam, the grass area behind the Strom Thurmond Institute and below the end of Lee Hall...

This section of the Selmon Expressway in Tampa Florida is similar to what will be built in Clemson, only Clemson's version will be bright orange.

SCDOT develops final plan for Tiger Boulevard

Corey Glenn, Ass Shit Editor March 30, 2023

Traffic on Tiger Boulevard has been a significant problem for many years, and the South Carolina Department of Transportation has devised a final solution for the problem. A new elevated freeway is set...

A map of the four routes described in the article, including highlights and points of interest.

Time Outside: Clemson bike routes

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor March 9, 2023

Spring is here, and there’s nothing that I look forward to more than getting back out on two wheels. The sun on your back, the wind rushing over you, flowers and bright green buds of trees and the...

City considers parking fine increase

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor March 9, 2023

The Clemson City Council recently discussed raising the fines for parking longer than the allowed time downtown. The goal is to bring the cost of the fines closer to those on campus.For example, a first...

City considers downtown employee parking

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor March 9, 2023

At the Clemson City Council meeting on March 6, the city discussed converting the on-street public parking at the far end of Sloan Street between Edgewood Avenue and Shorecrest Drive into spaces specially...

Asst. News Editor Corey Glenn tries out the new bike path through Gateway Park, a part of Phase I of the Green Crescent Trail.

City moves forward with Green Crescent Phase I

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor March 9, 2023

The city of Clemson recently started construction on Phase I of the Green Crescent Trail after receiving funding from South Carolina. The project broke ground in late February, and construction should...

Best Outdoors Spot: Table Rock

Best Outdoors Spot: Table Rock

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 23, 2023

It’s not hard to see why the gem of the South Carolina Blue Ridge was voted as the Best Outdoors Spot in the Clemson area. Created in the mid-1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Table...

The Fullers, owners of Loose Change & Evolve, and the staff of Loose Change behind the bar. The bras, burgers and beer make Loose Change one of Clemson's favorite spots for a bite to eat or drink.

Best Burger: Loose Change

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 23, 2023

Not even the governor can get a reservation at Clemson’s favorite burger spot, Loose Change. Like the pinnacle of any other great dive bar, Loose Change excels at burgers and beers, but unlike other...

Parking Services shortens Park-N-Ride time, closes P-5

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 19, 2023

Beginning on Monday, Feb. 20, lot P-5, the lower lot in the East Park-N-Ride, will be closed to conduct further engineering studies for future expansion.The closure will shorten the East Park-N-Ride bus...

Clemson launches partnership with Harrah’s and Eastern Cherokees

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 16, 2023

On Feb. 3, the Clemson Board of Trustees voted to approve a partnership with Harrah’s Cherokee Casino and Resort and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.The partnership will last for five years...

The new vet school complex will be located on a 30 acre site by the T Ed Garrison Arena, with construction hoped to begin in the next couple of years.

Clemson moves forward with new veterinarian school

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 16, 2023

The Clemson Board of Trustees voted to take the next step towards founding the first college of veterinary medicine in the state of South Carolina on Feb. 3 by approving the recently-completed feasibility...

These developments come at a time of record growth on campus, leading to a period of low parking availability due to simultaneous construction projects, supply chain delays and some of the highest parking demand ever.

Clemson considers building two parking garages, paving Kite Hill

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 16, 2023

After several frustrating semesters for parking and transit on Clemson's campus, changes are in the works to improve the situation. Parking and Transportation Services, with University Facilities, are...

R3 Parking Lot Image (copy)

Parking services adds additional bus route to Seneca River Basin lot

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 14, 2023

Bus options for C-14, the Seneca River Basin lot, expanded this week. Clemson added a new shuttle bus route from the lot to the back of Lee Hall in addition to the existing Brooks route. The time between...

Mountain View Park is located in Clemson. 

City considers banning motorized boats at Mountain View

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

At the Feb. 6 Clemson City Council meeting, there was a discussion of banning motorized boats from the Mountain View Park boat landing. According to Councilman Bob Brookover, this would be to protect the...

Clemson Area Transit (CAT) has rolled out new changes to its bus routes and wait times for fall 2017.

CATbus driver recieves award for heroism

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

At the Feb. 6 city council meeting, CATbus driver Sawyer Gambrell received a heroism award from the city and the South Carolina Department of Transportation for going above and beyond during an incident...

Graffiti on the one of the cornerstones of University Lutheran Church on Sloan Street. This incident in early January led the church to put up a new system of security cameras to curb the high rate of vandalism. This offending mark took over 20 manhours of work to remove.

University Lutheran installs cameras

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

University Lutheran Church on Sloan Street is preparing to install security cameras due to repeated vandalism, including a recent incident involving one of the cornerstones.  The new cameras will...

The view of Lake Jocassee and the foothills beyond with Paris Mountain in the background. This overlook is on the Wigington Memorial Highway, which connects SC-107 near Sloan Bridge to SC-130 (Whitewater Road) near the entrance to the Bad Creek Hydro Station, near the North Carolina border.

Time Outside: Why the wilderness?

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor February 9, 2023

I recently took one of my favorite winter drives: up S.C. Route 107 from Walhalla to Bad Creek, then down Whitewater Road. While sitting at an overlook, I began to ponder.Why do we go to the wilderness?...

New logo and motto of the City of Clemson, as of January 2023. The logo features a tree made from elements of the Clemson Paw in front of a sunset over Lake Hartwell and the Blue Ridge.

City of Clemson rebrands

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 26, 2023

The city of Clemson recently completed its rebranding process and has begun to roll out the new brand citywide. The new brand de-emphasizes the connection with the University, with the primary colors being...

A new downtown redevelopment project is taking place on College Ave.

New development coming to College Avenue

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 26, 2023

A new housing development is coming to College Avenue.The new development by Signet Tiger Realty is planned to be between Hubbard Young Pharmacy and the White House on College, across the street from Bixby.It...

Changes are coming to Clemson City Council elections after extensive new state election law.

City of Clemson ‘forced’ to move elections to odd years

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 26, 2023

The city of Clemson has voted to move city elections from even to odd years after being essentially forced to by the state of South Carolina.The state's new election reform law that passed last spring...

Upper Wildcat Falls, a 150 foot cascade on the loop trail at Wildcat Wayside.

TimeOutside: Wildcat Wayside

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 26, 2023

When the leaves fall, there is nowhere that I'd rather be than a crashing creek in the heart of a rhododendron thicket. Throw in a couple of waterfalls, and that would make it nearly paradise.Fortunately,...

Bathrooms coming to Dawson Park

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 25, 2023

The city of Clemson is moving forward with new bathrooms and a picnic shelter at Dawson Park. Dawson Park, at the corner of Old Stone Church Road and US Route 76, is one of the city's major parks, and...

An aerial view of the planned realignment of Williamson Road.

Williamson Road realignment causes parking lot closings

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 12, 2023

As many Clemson students found out after returning from winter break, parking lot C-5 was closed at the end of last December. It is set to remain closed at least through August 2023. The reason for this...

A rough sketch of the site plan for the Spectrum Realty proposal. The majority of the residential shown would be student housing, and one of the retail stores has offices above.

Clemson takes next step in Uptown redevelopment

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 11, 2023

On Dec. 16, Clemson City Council unanimously voted to move ahead with Spectrum Realty Companies as the partner for the UptownNEXT project.“Two people have asked us on a date, and we’re going...

The granite monolith that is Eagle Rock.

TimeOutside: Eagle Rock

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor January 11, 2023

Like many, Christmas break had me traveling, and terrible traffic south of Asheville, North Carolina, provided me the chance to pay a visit to one of my favorite spots, Eagle Rock.Just a two-hour drive...

A rough sketch of what the city's vision for Uptown could look like, included in the RFP.

A rough sketch of what the city's vision for Uptown could look like, included in the RFP.

Pet waste stations required

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor December 1, 2022

The Clemson City Council is considering an ordinance that will extend the requirement to provide and maintain proper pet waste disposal stations at all high-density residential developments that allow...

BAR power expansion

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor December 1, 2022

At the City Council meeting on Nov. 21. the Clemson City Council passed an ordinance to allow the Board of Architectural Review (BAR) to approve variances for small additions to existing structures.  This...

City considers new bike and scooter ordinance

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor December 1, 2022

At the Nov. 21 Clemson City Council meeting, Clemson Police Chief Jorge Campos proposed a new bike and scooter ordinance. Campos' proposed guidelines would allow bicycles, scooters and skateboards...

The view of the mountains and lake from the cliffs near the Treaty Oak.

Time Outside: Treaty Oak Trail and secret beach

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor December 1, 2022

Experiencing spectacular sunsets is an inherent part of the Clemson experience, and I'll be tackling one of my favorite places to watch them this week: the Treaty Oak Loop. This three-quarter mile loop...

Tiger Brief: Library Cards

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 17, 2022

Cooper Library has started a library card program for members of the community. All South Carolina residents over 16 years of age are now eligible for a free card that will give them access to Cooper Library...

View of Black Balsam and downtown from in front of Old Main.

Campus Mountain Views

Corey Glenn, Asst. News. Editor November 17, 2022

As the weather starts to turn, and the humidity starts to wither, you might start seeing mountains in the background of various campus views. Here are a few spots on campus to find them: 1 — Old...

Tiger Briefs: James Patterson Inbound

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 17, 2022

American author James Patterson and sports writer Mike Lupica will visit the Brooks Center on Jan. 12 to promote their new book “The House of Wolves.” Tickets are $35 and will be available...

Tiger Briefs: Noon Kick vs. Gamecocks

Corey Glenn, Asst. News Editor November 17, 2022

Clemson will face off against the University of South Carolina for the 119th Palmetto Bowl on Friday, Nov. 26 at 12 p.m. in Death Valley. The annual rivalry game between the two South Carolina teams will...

Time Outside: Waldrop Stone Falls

Corey Glenn, Senior Reporter October 13, 2022

One of the nice things about the outdoors at Clemson is just how close cool stuff is. That is especially true about this week’s subject: Waldrop Stone Falls.Waldrop Stone Falls is a 20-foot cascade...

The Blue Ridge Parkway provides stunning mountain vistas like this one over the Hominy Valley. 

Time Outside: Blue Ridge Parkway

Corey Glenn, Contributor September 29, 2022

While every Clemson student knows it’s just a short drive to the mountains, not everyone knows that some of the most stunning sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway are not that much further. Twisting...

A rough sketch of what the city's vision for Uptown could look like, included in the RFP.

A rough sketch of what the city's vision for Uptown could look like, included in the RFP.

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