The race for the presidency of the United States between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump was decided around 5 a.m. on Nov. 6. For as many people who were asleep for it, there...

The U.S. has the highest incarceration rate in the entire world, with nearly two million incarcerated people. And yet, for most Americans, prisoners and their daily lives are, at most, an afterthought. Professor...

As students at universities across the country continue expressing their opinions regarding the conflict between Israel and Hamas through sit-ins, marches and protests, a group of Clemson students came...

Here are some book recommendations based off previous hit novels.

A few Saturdays ago, I packed my camera bag and traveled to Moe Joe Coffee Co. to photograph the WSBF-FM “We’re So Back Fall ’24” concert. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I was more than pleasantly...

In the wake of damage left by Hurricane Helene, many local businesses are struggling to reopen. Food establishments, in particular, face the added challenges that stem from utilizing fresh produce. In...

Downtown Clemson’s Pot Belly Deli will be relocating after serving the community at its current location for 30 years. The new property will relocate to 373 Old Greenville Highway. The lot has a previously...

There are many things one could say about Donald Trump, and a lot of negative things at that. But I am uninterested in those arguments; my issue is with why Donald Trump is problematic for the country...

All seniors are probably feeling it — the pressure to make this last year in Tigertown the best one. Buying graduation and ring ceremony outfits, planning parties and, of course, getting all necessary...

The Tiger and the Tiger Cub ride along for the Annual First Friday Parade — a Clemson tradition dating back to 1974.

The Electric City truly came alive this past weekend as the Rock the Country music festival made Anderson, South Carolina, its last stop on a national tour. A preliminary study by the Clemson University...

The Board of Trustees Compensation Committee officially approved Doug Hallenbeck as the new vice president for student affairs at Clemson University on Thursday. Hallenbeck will be replacing the former...

As an incoming freshman, you’ll find that, at times, you feel constrained to the bubble of campus. This is not necessarily the case, as seeing all that the Upstate has to offer is an integral part of...

The Tiger and the Tiger Cub ride along for the Annual First Friday Parade—a Clemson tradition dating back to 1974.

Demonstrators from the organization AbortionNO gathered on campus to spread anti-abortion awareness on April 17 and 18. Located outside of Schilletter Dining Hall, the demonstrators set up an exhibit...

Sweet, smooth, raw and reasonably priced, local honey is a fantastic treat, and it exists in droves at the Vdovichenko Bee Farm.

The Chronicle features a wide variety of student submitted work in various media, including poetry, photography, painting and collage.

Models shined brightly in Laura Citron's designs at Greenville Fashion Week.

The Clemson Student Veteran Association’s Mile of Honor walk, one of the many ways the University honors its veterans, will take place on Saturday, April 6, at 8:30 a.m. The walk will run a course from...

Are you a college student looking for a new hobby? Well, I have a proposition for you: writing smut. For those unfamiliar with the concept, fanfiction is a story written in a made-up world or alternate...

Alpha Phi Omega has served the Clemson community in many ways since its founding on campus in 1940. From the Blood Bowl to Project Linus — which makes blankets for those in need — Alpha Phi Omega...

Carly Miller has been playing music for as long as she can remember, but she never imagined she would amass the following she has here in Clemson, where the loyal community just voted her best local artist. The...

It was lights, camera, action in Watt Auditorium as Clemson Film Club hosted its third annual film festival this past Saturday. The Clemson Film Festival was an all-day event featuring a panel talk with...

Roses littered the floor, heart-shaped decorations were everywhere and tables full of red and pink treats were provided for after those dancing the night away had worked up an appetite. It was as if cupid...

Mike Vatalaro helped foster the Master of Fine Arts program at Clemson with a loaf of bread. And no, not in a biblical way, but through a weekly bag lunch that became a round table of sorts for artists...

Knights do battle during intense one-on-one competitions at Carolina Carnage.

After the joy of the holidays is over, the dread of going back to classes often sets in. Many students feel overwhelmed and as if this new semester is insurmountable. If you are feeling this way, you are...

We live in a gloriously digital age. We are never more than mere milliseconds away from having solutions and answers at our fingertips. We can see the faces of our loved ones thousands of miles and time...

Since 1896, the Clemson Tigers and the South Carolina Gamecocks have gone head to head in what is considered to be the state’s ugliest football rivalry. Originally dubbed “Big Thursday” because...

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...

Peach Pit has been described as many things since their first album was released. Alternative, indie pop, surf rock, indie rock and even sad pop. But it’s their Instagram bio that says it best: “Good...

Quirky and delightful are not adjectives typically used to describe a crime show, especially one with murder in the name, but “Only Murders in the Building” is carving out a style that is its own as...

Although its vitality to the University cannot be understated, it is easy to miss the sign and dirt road indicating you’ve arrived at Lamaster Dairy Center. But once you make the turn and see the gentle...

In one of downtown Greenville’s finest corners, tucked between restaurants, is Methodical Coffee. On nicer days, the journey here passes live musicians and couples dining outdoors. On gloomier days,...

Although the First Friday Parade is one of the most beloved Clemson traditions, never failing to rally crowds of passionate students, this was not always the case.  The parade originated due to...

So, you’re an incoming freshman but don’t want to spend all your time on campus. You want to get out and see the world the upstate has to offer. Well, here are just a few things you can get...

For the Friday Morning Swim Club members, there is no better way to start the day than with a dip in the lake. Once the weather is warm enough, the crew heads down to the rowing docks almost every Friday...

Latinos Unidos hosted professor and guest speaker Jose Castillo at their annual Noche de Gala on Saturday, April 15, marking a beautiful celebration of culture and a night full of life.Clinical assistant...

Jericho Brown, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and headliner for Clemson’s 16th annual Literary Festival, gripped the audience with his readings on Thursday, March 30. As he read, he looked as if he...

Clemson has reintroduced one of students’ favorite pastimes they didn’t know they had: club cockfighting. For those unfamiliar with the sport, cockfighting places two gamecocks against each...

Due to a recent spell of flooding among Clemon's off-campus housing options, some of the properties underwent archeological excavation, which led to the uncovering of many terrifying secrets. On spring...

The Clemson players made a whimsical return to stage with the opening of their spring musical “A Year With Frog and Toad.” Performances will occur Saturday, Feb. 25, at 6 p.m. and Sunday, Feb....

On Thursday, Feb. 9, the Goldstein-Peled-Fiterstein Trio will perform at the Brooks Center.Goldstein, Peled and Fiterstein have performed all around the world but are stopping at Clemson on a tour of college...

You’ve probably seen the notifications by now. The oh-so-recognizable alerts telling you you have “2 min left to capture a BeReal.” Although the French app was created in 2020, it did...

Once the bottles have been popped, the old year toasted and the fireworks set off, it is time to get down to the business of the new year: resolutions.  With the new year comes the shared sentiment...

The month of November can mean many different things: no shave November, Thanksgiving, a much needed fall break for Clemson students. But perhaps most importantly, it means a month for men’s mental...

Inside the T Ed. Garrison Arena during the rodeo.

If you’re new to the South, a rodeo is probably the last place you’d expect to find yourself on a Friday night; but a crowd of all ages gathered at the T. Ed Garrison Arena to watch the Easy...

Inside the T Ed. Garrison Arena during the rodeo.