Senator Finney, one of SR3's authors, is also the chair of the Transportation & Facilities committee of CUSG Senate.

Senator Newell argues against SR3 to Senators Finney, Chiarovano, Levin, Timberlake and Norris during the Monday Senate meeting.

Marshmello performs at MidtownPhoto Credit David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief

A time-honored tradition has returned to Clemson's Bowman Field. The Homecoming float build, sponsored by Central Spirit, is one of the main attractions during Homecoming week.

Students work from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. for a week straight in their efforts to create the best homecoming display.

Marshmello performs at Midtown Photo Credit David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief

Marshmello performs at Midtown Photo Credit David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief

Senator Finney, one of SR3's authors, is also the chair of the Transportation & Facilities committee of CUSG Senate.

Senator Newell argues against SR3 to Senators Finney, Chiarovano, Levin, Timberlake and Norris during the Monday Senate meeting.

Students work from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. for a week straight in their efforts to create the best homecoming display.

A time-honored tradition has returned to Clemson's Bowman Field. The Homecoming float build, sponsored by Central Spirit, is one of the main attractions during Homecoming week.

Two weeks after Hurricane Ida struck Louisiana, a majority of residents in the county where the storm made landfall remain without power. Clemson alumna Grace Falgoust is...

COVID-19 cases continue to rise following the return to in-person instruction.

Old Main with lens flare

Clemson's First Friday Parade tradition returned this year without skipping a beat under the theme of "Stronger Together", acknowledging the collective need to beat COVID-19. Tiger Band and numerous other...

The Clemson University Flying Tigers march during the First Friday Parade in full fatigues, honoring the university's history as a military school.

Dr. Chris Miller, vice president of Student Affairs, smiled and cheered with the fans watching the parade.

Gregg Morton, president of the Clemson Alumni Association, drove an antique car down the parade route on Friday.

From left to right, the 2021 pageant winners: Miss South Carolina Julia Herrin, Little Miss South Carolina Mills Sanders and Miss South Carolina Teen Dabria Aguilar.

From left to right: Mattie Lee, 2020 Miss Clemson University, and Ashley Jones, 2021 Miss Clemson University.

Olivia Loynes, Clemson alumna and 2019 Miss Homecoming, finally gets her chance to ride in the First Friday Parade after winning the pageant two years ago.

A variety of student organizations, Greek communities and Clemson supporters marched in the parade Friday evening, most with identifying banners in hand.

Two friends in the Chi Omega sorority cheerfully pose among their other sisters during the parade.

Sigma Lambda Gamma is Clemson's newest multicultural Greek sorority, serving as a home for women from a diversity of backgrounds.

Two members of Clemson's chapter of Alpha Delta Pi (ΑDPi) give a 👋 to the camera as they march.

A member of PRISM at Clemson — a program for the LGBTQ+ community organized by the Peace Church — marches during the parade.

A few four-legged friends joined the parade, supporting Clemson before tomorrow's game against South Carolina State.

The Kappa Delta (ΚΔ) sorority, along with numerous other Greek life chapters, came in full force to Friday's parade.

The Dabolance, known for spreading the color orange all across the state of South Carolina, made an appearance Friday evening at the parade.

A CATBus filled with presumably older alumni of the university made its way through the parade, carefully inching its way since it was an accordion bus.

Clemson students, alumni and families lined the sidewalk along Bowman Field and Highway 93 to watch the First Friday Parade.

Alejandro Mejia-Tejada, senior secondary education major, was this year's First Friday Parade director for Central Spirit.

Cadets Ethan Maranto, junior criminal justice major, and Jacob Kenfield, senior management major, marched with Clemson's "Fightin' Tiger Battalion" of the Army ROTC.

Shreya Thammana, junior copy editor for The Tiger, leans out of the car for the Indian Cultural Association to make the shot.

170 residents of a new student housing development on Old Greenville Highway remain unable to move-in after weeks of construction delays. Supply-chain bottlenecks, labor shortages and a holdup in...

To The Tiger's Class of 2021... In what has been arguably the most unthinkable year and a half of our lives to date, you – the graduating class of 2021 – have persevered. Not only have you...

Clemson University students and staff who are fully vaccinated and asymptomatic will no longer be required to quarantine if exposed to COVID-19, according to an email sent by Student Affairs on Wednesday....

Students, faculty and staff of Clemson University will not be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine before being permitted to return to campus this fall, according to an email sent by Provost Robert Jones...

Graham Allen speaks at a panel with Tomi Lahren and Brandon Tatum during the Back the Blue rally.

Three political commentators including FOX Nation host Tomi Lahren spoke at Littlejohn Coliseum on Thursday in support of police officers nationwide while protesters outside discussed her presence on campus...

Sikes Hall, the principal administration building at Clemson University, viewed from the new Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business.