The building is abuzz with noise: a muffled voice on the radio, the metallic roar of aluminum cans tumbling out of a big blue bag, the pop of plastic bottles being crushed and the occasional crash as glass...

For her 14th birthday, Marion Reeves’ brother brought home a cookie cake from the grocery store. Rather than feeling happy to celebrate her birthday, Reeves was mortified. Throughout middle school...

Colonel Sandy Edge and members of ROTC stand in front of Cocky's casket before the funeral procession.

The socially distanced crowd at this year's funeral.

The socially distanced crowd at this year's funeral.

Cocky's Funeral has been a Clemson rivalry tradition since 1902.

Colonel Sandy Edge and members of ROTC stand in front of Cocky's casket before the funeral procession.

The infamous Cocky was burned at the stake Thursday evening at the Student Alumni Council’s annual tradition: Cocky’s Funeral. The event is typically held before the Palmetto Bowl, but due...

At a meeting of the Educational Policy Committee on Jan. 25, members of the Board of Trustees approved the addition of a new degree program: a Bachelor of Science in women’s leadership.The program...

When Sidney Schliesman, Justice Jay and Tahj Anderson attended the Southeastern Student Sustainability Conference in February 2020, they had no idea that it would set them off on a year-long journey to...

On Thursday, Jan. 28, the South Carolina Senate passed Senate Bill 1, a bill prohibiting abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected. The bill now moves to the House, where it is likely to pass with Republicans...

In downtown Clemson, bars are grappling with the challenge of maintaining their businesses, paying employees and keeping their doors open while also observing capacity limits and mask mandates enacted...

This past weekend on Friday, Jan. 8 and Saturday, Jan. 9, large crowds without masks and not observing social distancing guidelines gathered for two concerts at Study Hall, a popular bar in downtown Clemson. The...

Members of the men’s and women’s cross country and track and field teams protest in front of President Clements’ House on Nov. 21.

Russell Dinkins, a former Princeton track and field athlete and activist for track and field programs nationwide, speaks to the crowd in front of President Clements’ house.

On Saturday Nov. 21, members of the Clemson University men’s cross country and track and field program marched from downtown Clemson to President Clements’ house, fueled by anger and disbelief....

Russell Dinkins, a former Princeton track and field athlete and activist for track and field programs nationwide, speaks to the crowd in front of President Clements’ house.

Members of the men’s and women’s cross country and track and field teams protest in front of President Clements’ House on Nov. 21.

This year’s college freshmen have been through it all: their senior year of high school was cut short, their high school graduations were modified or cancelled altogether and they spent months at...

Clemson researchers found 604 unmarked graves of African Americans in Woodland Cemetery. 

A group of Clemson researchers have discovered 604 unmarked graves of African Americans in Woodland Cemetery — reopening the long and painful history of those who lived and died on this land before...

Clemson University ranks No. 2 out of 171 universities in the United States and Canada according to a recent survey. The survey was conducted by Studocu, a leading online study platform for college students....

A recent survey of 55 colleges and universities in the United States has ranked Clemson University No. 36 for free speech. It assigned Clemson a red speech code, indicating that university policies restrict...

With the presidential election quickly approaching, college students across the country are engaging with the democratic process and deciding how they will vote -- in person or absentee. At Clemson University,...

Graduate teaching assistants across the university are voicing their concerns about in-person classes, saying in some cases that they have felt pressured to teach in person despite health concerns. “Of...

Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, some members of the Clemson Undergraduate Student Senate feel they have not been appropriately included in the decision-making process by University administration...

If you’re like most members of the Clemson community right now, you probably have a lot of questions. Will we really return to in-person instruction in September? How will hybrid classes work? What...