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Have you been affected by hate or bias at Clemson? We want to hear your story.

Have you been affected by hate or bias at Clemson? We want to hear your story.

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 12, 2018

Clemson University may have been named the safest campus in the United States, but it doesn’t mean that hate and bias do not affect the students and faculty here.  Over the past few years, The...

Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault at a Clemson fraternity house. This is what we know so far:

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 31, 2018

The suspect in an alleged sexual assault at the Delta Chi fraternity house is not a Clemson University student, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) confirmed on Wednesday.   OCSO Capt....

The city of Clemson is looking for volunteers to help redeck the Abernathy Park boardwalk over Spring Break. 

City of Clemson seeking volunteers to help redeck Abernathy Park boardwalk

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 22, 2018

After 15 years of wear and tear, the city of Clemson is planning to make repairs to the boardwalk at Abernathy Park. During Clemson University’s spring break (March 19-24), the city will complete...

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Insomnia Cookies to open location in Clemson

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 5, 2018

Clemson students will soon have a new option when it comes to satisfying cravings for a midnight snack.   Insomnia Cookies, a late-night bakery concept, is coming to the 114 Earle apartment building...

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Drivers in Clemson will see road closures this spring

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 4, 2018

Planned construction along Calhoun Dr. and Hwy 93 in Clemson will mean road closures and detours this spring.   Clemson University Facilities officials say that Calhoun Dr. will see numerous closures...

What you need to know about the Clemson House demolition

Katie McCarthy, News Editor December 1, 2017

Twenty-four thousand, five hundred and four.   On Sunday, that’s how many days that Clemson House will have been standing. However, the building — which hosted celebrities, students and...

Clemson students join nationwide walkout over GOP tax plan

Katie McCarthy, News Editor November 29, 2017

Clemson University graduate students and their supporters joined thousands of students across the country in taking a stand against the proposed tax reform bill.   Around 200 students marched​...

‘Alt-Right’ propaganda discovered at Clemson University

Katie McCarthy, News Editor October 30, 2017

UPDATE: (10/31/17 - 1:15 p.m.): The Tiger has updated this article to reflect additional information from Clemson University media relations. UPDATE: (10/30/17 - 3:50 p.m.): The Tiger has updated this...

Senator Rachel Reid reads her points for being in the con of bringing forth an impeachment trial against VP Stewart.

Senator Rachel Reid reads her points for being in the con of bringing forth an impeachment trial against VP Stewart.

Senator Rachel Reid reads her points for being in the con of bringing forth an impeachment trial against VP Stewart.

Senator Rachel Reid reads her points for being in the con of bringing forth an impeachment trial against VP Stewart.

Four takeaways from the Board of Trustees meeting

Katie McCarthy, News Editor October 9, 2017

1. President Clements receives $100,000 raise:The board voted unanimously to approve a $100,000 raise for Clemson University President Jim Clements. The raise will bring Clements’ total salary...

The pictured CATBus crashed into a student near the E-1 parking lot. Though there were passengers, no one inside the bus was harmed.

Clemson student struck by CATbus

Katie McCarthy, News Editor October 5, 2017

A Clemson University student was struck by a CATbus earlier today, according to university officials. The Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) received a call at 9:13 a.m. reporting that a person...

Brianna Mathis won $125,000 from a $5 scratch off ticket she bought at Discount Corner in Anderson.

Clemson student wins $125,000 from playing lottery

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 29, 2017

A Clemson University student won’t be worrying about her college debt for much longer. Brianna Mathis, 20, won $125,000 from a $5 scratch off ticket, according to the SC Education Lottery. Lottery...

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Clemson police looking for two burglary suspects

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 24, 2017

Police are looking for two suspects wanted in connection to a weekend burglary at the Check Into Cash and GameStop in Clemson. Police say that at approximately 3:44 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23, two unknown...

A small cross commemorating the life of Tucker Hipps stands on Highway 93 near the scene of the 2014 incident. The cross was placed there shortly after Hipps' death.

Friends and family gather in Clemson to honor Tucker Hipps on anniversary of his death

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 22, 2017

Three years ago, former Clemson student Tucker Hipps died while on a run with members of his fraternity. The story continues to be hazy, as there are holes yet to be filled. “There’s about...

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Tucker Hipps family looks to bring community together to mark anniversary of his death

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 20, 2017

As the third anniversary of Tucker Hipps' death approaches, Hipps' mother is asking the public to join her and pray for students during national hazing prevention week. In a Facebook post made earlier...

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Authorities investigate after body of Clemson student found in Lake Hartwell

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 4, 2017

The body of a Clemson University graduate student was found in Lake Hartwell early Monday morning, Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis said.Addis said authorities were called to the scene around 7 a.m. When...

An artist’s rendering of an aerial view of the Douthit Hills project.

Douthit Hills will no longer house Bridge students

Katie McCarthy, News Editor September 4, 2017

Douthit Hills — the largest construction project in Clemson University’s history — will no longer house Bridge to Clemson students as previously planned, President Jim Clements announced...

A CATbus rolled down a flight of stairs just outside of Death Valley (Memorial Stadium) on Thursday afternoon.

A CATbus rolled down a flight of stairs just outside of Death Valley (Memorial Stadium) on Thursday afternoon.

A CATbus rolled down a flight of stairs just outside of Death Valley (Memorial Stadium) on Thursday afternoon.

[Photo] CATBus crashes near stairs at Death Valley

August 31, 2017

A CATbus rolled down a flight of stairs just outside of Death Valley (Memorial Stadium) on Thursday afternoon.

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Clemson police: Suspected drunk driver crashes into downtown business

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 30, 2017

A man was arrested early Wednesday after his pickup truck ran off the road, hit a woman and crashed into a business in downtown Clemson, city police said.   34-year-old John Christopher Thompson,...

Freshman physics major Naomi Lemon works on construction for the Tiny House. Tiny House is a mobile residency for LGBTQ+ youth in the community.

Upstate Sanctuary: Clemson community comes together to build tiny house for LGBTQ+

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 28, 2017

Peace Church, United Church of Christ (UCC) pastor and Pr(i)sm advisor Bruce Schoup was visiting the Tree House Project in Seneca when he came up with an idea: a tiny house that would serve as temporary...

Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to visit Clemson next month

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 25, 2017

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will visit Clemson University next month for a moderated question-and-answer session, the university announced on Friday. The event will take place in the Brooks Center...

Clemson community members gather for vigil honoring Charlottesville victims

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 20, 2017

More than 120 people gathered in the Clemson University Carillon Gardens on Saturday night for a candlelight vigil to remember those who were killed and injured after violence erupted at a white nationalist...

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Tucker Hipps family settles lawsuits filed against Clemson and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 3, 2017

The family of Tucker Hipps has reached a settlement in the wrongful death and personal injury lawsuits filed against Clemson University, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and several of its members after Hipps’...

Road work is planned for U.S. 123 (Tiger Blvd) starting this week.

Road work in Clemson to begin this week

Katie McCarthy, News Editor August 1, 2017

Several Clemson roadways will be resurfaced this month, according to a news release from the city of Clemson. Officials with the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) will begin a patching,...

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Police: Man dies after being hit by train in Clemson

Katie McCarthy, News Editor July 20, 2017

A man has died after being hit by a train in Clemson, according to police. Clemson City Chief of Police Jimmy Dixon said that officers received a call around 11:15 p.m. on July 19. The caller told police...

Clemson tuition going up for 2017-18; lowest increase in 20 years

Clemson tuition going up for 2017-18; lowest increase in 20 years

Katie McCarthy, News Editor July 13, 2017

The Clemson University board of trustees announced the lowest tuition increase in two decades for the 2017-18 academic year. The board approved a 2.75 percent increase in tuition and fees for in-state...

Clemson will be in the path of totality as the Aug. 21 solar eclipse passes through the U.S., as shown in this map from the NASA Image and Video Gallery.

Clemson expected to have best view of solar eclipse in S.C.

Katie McCarthy, News Editor June 22, 2017

Clemson is predicted to have the best view of the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse among South Carolina cities, according to a new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA...

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Clemson national championship license plates now available from DMV

Katie McCarthy, News Editor June 20, 2017

Clemson football fans can now purchase a license plate celebrating the team's 2016 National Championship title. The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) unveiled the license plate on Tuesday....

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Clemson working to confirm safety of students studying in London

Katie McCarthy, News Editor June 3, 2017

UPDATE (10:15 a.m.): Clemson University has confirmed that all students studying abroad in London are safe, university officials told The Tiger.  Clemson University has reached out to 18 students...

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Clemson Chipotle restaurant affected by data breach

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 31, 2017

The Chipotle restaurant located in downtown Clemson is one of many locations affected by a nationwide security breach. Chipotle says malware was found on point-of-sale devices at multiple restaurants throughout...

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Jami Brothers named Clemson University’s chief of police

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 22, 2017

Clemson University has announced that Jami Brothers has been named its new chief of police. Brothers was chosen to fill the position after a nationwide search and will replace Eric Hendricks, who retired...

The Clemson City Police Department is looking for a white male who was driving a Ford 150 that was involved in a hit-and-run on Sunday morning.

Driver accused of hitting 3 Clemson students appears in court

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 8, 2017

The man accused of hitting three Clemson students with his car and then driving off appeared in court Monday morning. A judge set a $50,000 surety bond for John Wilson Thompson, 25, of Seneca, and ordered...

25-year-old John Wilson Thompson, of Seneca, has turned himself in in connection to a hit-and-run that occurred in downtown Clemson early Sunday morning.

1 arrested in hit-and-run that injured 3 Clemson students

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 7, 2017

UPDATE (5:05 p.m.): The Clemson City Police Department has arrested a man in connection to a hit-and-run that occurred in downtown Clemson early Sunday morning. Police say that 25-year-old John...

An artist's rendering of the new business school. It will be built across from Bowman Field and is expected to open in 2020.

Clemson gets OK to build new College of Business

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 3, 2017

Clemson University has received final approval from the State Fiscal Accountability Authority to build a new home for its College of Business. Construction on the $87 million, 170,000-square-foot building...

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Dialogue surrounding potential Calhoun Honors name change brings disagreement

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 3, 2017

Controversy surrounding the name of Clemson University’s Calhoun Honors College has resurfaced once again. Students gathered for an event titled “Considering Calhoun: An Open Discussion About...

An artist's rendering of the proposed Duke Energy power plant at Clemson University.

Clemson finds new site for Duke Energy power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor May 2, 2017

Clemson University has selected a new site for the power plant Duke Energy plans to build to serve the campus and city. Mark Land, vice president of university relations, said Clemson and Duke Energy officials...

Clemson agrees to relocate Duke Energy power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 24, 2017

Clemson University will find a new location for the proposed Duke Energy CHP (combined heat and power) plant after the board of trustees recommended that it be moved from a controversial site just 100...

Brief: Clemson University trustee committee recommends university find alternate location for proposed CHP plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 20, 2017

The Clemson University board of trustees’ finance and facilities committee recommended to university leadership on Thursday morning that the location for the planned Duke Energy CHP (combined heat...

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Clemson police: Deadly street drug spotted in the Upstate

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 17, 2017

The Clemson City Police Department is warning the public that an illegal drug more powerful than heroin and morphine has been recently spotted in the Upstate. The department posted on Facebook that carfentanil,...

Clemson residents, representatives continue to oppose Duke Energy plan

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 17, 2017

A week after Clemson University announced a “complete reevaluation” of the proposed site for Duke Energy’s new CHP (combined heat and power) plant, residents and local representatives...

Local residents hold up signs expressing opposition to Duke Energy and Clemson Univeristy's plans to build a CHP plant.

Local residents hold up signs expressing opposition to Duke Energy and Clemson Univeristy's plans to build a CHP plant.

Local residents hold up signs expressing opposition to Duke Energy and Clemson Univeristy's plans to build a CHP plant.

Local residents hold up signs expressing opposition to Duke Energy and Clemson Univeristy's plans to build a CHP plant.

Clemson city council raises additional concerns about proposed Duke Energy power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 14, 2017

The Clemson City Council has filed to intervene in a regulatory proceeding in opposition of Duke Energy’s plans to build a CHP (combined heat and power) plant on the eastern edge of Clemson University’s...

The directive order from the S.C. Public Service Commission suspending the April 17 intervention date until further notice.

Public Service Commission suspends intervention date for proposed Duke, Clemson power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 11, 2017

The S.C. Public Service Commission (PSC) has suspended the April 17 intervention date for Duke Energy’s application to have its steam contract with Clemson University approved until further notice.   The...

Local residents sign a petition against the proposed location of Duke Energy's power plant. 281 people signed the petition, according to a tweet from @tanhyatt.

Clemson community, representatives meet to discuss concerns over proposed Duke Energy plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 10, 2017

More than 300 people gathered at Clemson Presbyterian Church on Monday night for an open house about Duke Energy’s plans to build a CHP (combined heat and power) plant on the eastern edge of Clemson...

Lauren Hyatt, 12, creates a poster for the Open House. Her family’s property backs up to the proposed power plant site.

Not in our backyard: Clemson residents, council object to Duke Energy’s plans to build power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 10, 2017

Duke Energy Carolinas has proposed the construction of a $50.8 million power plant on Clemson University’s campus, and some local residents are upset. The 16-megawatt power plant, which would burn...

Traffic, parking restrictions announced for Clemson football spring game

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 7, 2017

Officials are expecting large crowds and heavy traffic in downtown Clemson on Saturday, April 8 for the football team's annual spring game, which will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. in Death Valley. The city of...

A page from Duke Energy's application filed with the S.C. Public Service Commission shows details of the power plant's planned site. The plans can be accessed here: http://tinyurl.com/n4tapxk.

Clemson residents, council oppose plans to build power plant

Katie McCarthy, News Editor April 4, 2017

Duke Energy Carolinas has proposed the construction of a $50.8 million power plant on Clemson University’s campus, and some local residents are concerned. The 16-megawatt power plant, which...

Killian McDonald (bottom row, third from left), Jaren Stewart (bottom row, fourth from left) and members of their campaign team.

McDonald and Stewart win CUSG presidential election

Katie McCarthy, News Editor March 5, 2017

After more than a month of campaigning, the results are in for the CUSG Presidential and Vice Presidential elections. Killian McDonald and Jaren Stewart won with 56.38 percent of the votes (2778), according...

Photo courtesy of GSG.

2017 GSG President, Vice President election results announced

Katie McCarthy, News Editor March 3, 2017

The ballots have been counted, and the 2017 election results for Graduate Student Government (GSG) President and Vice President are in. Courtney Allen, a PhD student in Educational Leadership, is the President-Elect....

Sen. Graham says he will hold town hall in Clemson this weekend

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 28, 2017

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, announced during a Facebook town hall on Tuesday that he will be holding an in-person town hall this weekend. Graham will be at the Brooks Center for the Performing...

Clemson graduate dies in Australian plane crash

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 21, 2017

A Clemson University graduate was among four people on board a plane that crashed in Australia shortly after takeoff in Melbourne and left no survivors, officials said. Local media reported that the five-passenger...

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Coroner releases cause of death for Clemson staff member Bert Henderson

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 21, 2017

Bert Henderson, a member of the Clemson University staff, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Anderson County Coroner Greg Shore. Henderson's body was found Tuesday, a day after he was...

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Twenty years later, search continues for Clemson student’s killer

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 20, 2017

It’s been 20 years since a Clemson University student’s body was recovered from Lake Hartwell, and the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to solve the case. On Feb....

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Clemson sees increase in flu cases

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 20, 2017

Flu season is at its peak, and Clemson University has seen even more cases than usual this year. Redfern Health Center has seen 463 cases of the flu as of Feb. 15. “In the past couple of years, we’ve...

Board of Trustees approve plans for new Clemson buildings, extend Clements’ contract, pay raises for football assistant coaches

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 6, 2017

During its quarterly meeting at the Madren Conference Center on Feb. 1 and 2, the Clemson University Board of Trustees approved final-phase plans and resolutions authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds...

Clemson NEDA walk to raise awareness about eating disorders

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 6, 2017

The National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) Walk will take place on Saturday, Feb. 25, at 1 p.m. in Nettles Park to support of those suffering from eating disorders. “The goal of the NEDA Walk...

Clemson and Greenville Health System collaborate to expand nursing program

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 6, 2017

Clemson University and Greenville Health System (GHS) have joined together to build a new nursing school in Greenville as part of an effort to ease the growing shortage of nurses. Expected to open in fall...

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Clemson grad Nazanin Zinouri returns to the U.S.

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 5, 2017

Clemson University graduate and Iranian citizen Dr. Nazanin Zinouri returned to the U.S. on Feb. 5 after a week of uncertainty about whether she would be allowed back into the country. Zinouri arrived...

Another chance to take a photo with Clemson’s National Championship trophy

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 2, 2017

Clemson fans will have another opportunity to take photos with the team's National Championship trophy this weekend. The Dr. Pepper National Championship trophy will be on display at the Bi-Lo in Clemson...

Detained Clemson grad Nazanin Zinouri provides update on her status, thanks supporters

Katie McCarthy, News Editor February 1, 2017

A Clemson graduate detained in Dubai after trying to returning to the U.S. after visiting her family in Iran posted an update Wednesday on her Facebook account. Nazanin Zinouri was denied entry into the...

Sen. Graham visits workplace of detained Clemson grad

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 30, 2017

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, is helping a Clemson University graduate who is unable to return to the United States because of President Trump's executive order. Sen. Graham met with Nazanin Zinouri’s...

Clemson University schedules meetings to help students affected by executive order

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 30, 2017

Clemson University President James Clements sent a letter to the Clemson family on Monday announcing there would be a series of meetings to help everyone understand the impact of President Trump's executive...

Clemson plans fiscal budget for expansion of university

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 30, 2017

Clemson University has requested nearly $103 million from the state for the 2017-2018 fiscal year, out of $1.1 billion worth of requests from all state universities and colleges. Clemson’s budget...

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Off-campus housing search engine expands to Clemson

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 30, 2017

Rent College Pads, a service designed to help students find off-campus housing, has recently expanded to Clemson University.The service compiles available housing in their system onto Google Maps and allows...

Senator Graham working to assist Clemson grad who was detained at Dubai airport

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 29, 2017

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is involved in assisting Ms. Zinouri; he is not. The joint statement released with Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) mentioned...

Clemson University President James Clements releases statement regarding Presidential Executive Order

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 28, 2017

Clemson University President James Clements released a statement Saturday evening regarding President Trump's Executive Order that has suspended entry into the United States for non-US citizens from a...

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19-year-old woman wanted by Clemson Police for stealing, using credit cards in Upstate

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 27, 2017

The Clemson City Police Department is looking for a 19-year-old woman wanted for stealing and using credit cards in Clemson and other parts of the Upstate. Vanesa Vasquez, described as 5'4" and 200 lbs,...

Photo courtesy of WeRoar

‘Pictures with the Prez’

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 23, 2017

Dozens of students and faculty had their photos taken with cutouts of President Trump and Vice President Pence on Friday during the inauguration. Clemson student organization WeRoar hosted the “Pictures...

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March draws 500 to Clemson in support of women’s rights

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 23, 2017

Sydney Carroll, a junior food sciences major, was one of more than 500 people who gathered in Clemson to participate in the Tri-County Women’s March on Saturday, Jan. 21. “I have three sisters...

Deposition order made in Hipps wrongful death suit

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 23, 2017

The 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Pickens County issued an order Thursday, Jan. 19, directing a potential witness in the Tucker Hipps' wrongful death suit to appear in court within the next 20 days to...

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Thousands gather in Clemson for parade, celebration honoring National Championship win

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 14, 2017

An estimated 60,000 fans lined the streets and gathered in Memorial Stadium to honor the Clemson Tigers and celebrate the team's National Championship win. The parade began at 9 a.m, traveling towards...

Governor Haley's Proclamation

Saturday proclaimed ‘Clemson Tigers National Football Champions Day’ by Gov. Haley

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 13, 2017

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has issued a proclamation designating Saturday, Jan. 14 as “Clemson Tigers National Football Champions Day”. The day will recognize the Clemson Tigers for...

National Championship trophy to be displayed at Central, Easley Walmarts

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 11, 2017

Clemson football fans will have two chances to see the National Championship trophy and pose for pictures this week. The trophy will be on display at the Walmart at 1286 Eighteen Mile Road in Central from...

CUPD: Dippin’ Dots stolen from Clemson’s Memorial Stadium

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 10, 2017

The Clemson University Police Department says that a police officer found 25 pounds worth of Dippin' Dots on the ground across the street from their headquarters. The Dippin' Dots are believed to have...

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Headed to the National Championship game? Here’s what you need to know

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 9, 2017

Are you headed to the National Championship game in Tampa? Here are a few things you should know before you arrive at Raymond James Stadium. Tickets There are still some tickets available. As of this morning,...

City of Clemson suspending open container law for National Championship viewing party

Katie McCarthy, News Editor January 8, 2017

The City of Clemson will be suspending its open container law for a National Championship viewing party on Monday, Jan. 9. Officials said the viewing party will be held from 7 p.m. until 1 a.m. College...

Ronald David Lamie (Source: Kershaw County Detention Center)

Clemson professor arrested for DUI

Katie McCarthy, News Editor December 12, 2016

The Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office says deputies arrested a Clemson University professor on a DUI charge last week. 52-year-old Ronald David Lamie, of Columbia, was arrested on Thursday, Dec....

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AMBER Alert issued in SC for teen abducted in Georgia

Katie McCarthy, News Editor December 8, 2016

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has issued an AMBER Alert for a teenage girl missing out of Georgia since Sunday. According to the alert, 15-year-old Calah Noel Waskow was last seen on Dec....

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Man charged in carjacking, 1 suspect still at large

Katie McCarthy, News Editor December 8, 2016

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office has filed charges against a Charlotte, NC man as part of its investigation into a carjacking that occurred late Tuesday afternoon near the city of Westminster. 19-year-old...

Clemson City Police searching for suspects linked to reported armed carjacking

Katie McCarthy, News Editor December 6, 2016

Clemson City Police have taken one suspect into custody and are looking for another in connection to a carjacking that took place late Tuesday afternoon. The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office received...

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