The Clemson University board of trustees Thursday approved the 2017-18 budget, re-elected its chairman and gave its support to important programs and capital projects.
Consistent with its ongoing commitment to providing a world-class college education at an affordable cost, Clemson University’s board of trustees Thursday approved the smallest percentage tuition increase for South Carolina resident students in two decades for the academic year that begins in August.
Business leader Cheri Marie Phyfer has been named to the Clemson University board of trustees, effective Dec. 5.
Clemson University trustees approved the school’s budget of $1,090,752 for the 2016-17 fiscal year as they convened on campus for their quarterly meetings.
Clemson University trustees Thursday set tuition and fee increases for the 2016-17 academic year, including 3.14 percent, or $218, increase per semester, for undergraduate students from South Carolina and a 4.27 percent, or $700, increase per semester, for undergraduate students from out of state.
A groundbreaking Tuesday at Clemson University signals both the spot where a new historical marker will be erected and the launch of a new commitment to tell the university’s full history.
A groundbreaking set for Tuesday signals both the spot where a new historical marker will be erected and the launch of a new commitment to tell Clemson University’s full history. The public event will take place at 11:30 a.m. in the Lee Hall courtyard to commemorate a nearby site where the marker will be erected.
CLEMSON — Clemson University’s Board of Trustees endorsed an academic reorganization to support the goals of a new strategic plan, essentially creating seven new colleges. The approval of the reorganization comes nearly a year after President Jim Clements launched a strategic planning process that engaged hundreds of faculty, staff and students through committees, town meetings […]
Clemson trustees have given pre-concept approval for university officials to move forward in evaluating plans to design a building to replace programming in Sirrine Hall on campus.
Clemson University trustees approved a $956.2 million operating budget for the school for FY2014-15 at their quarterly meeting on campus.
Clemson University is recognizing a trustee and a retired professor with its highest public honor. Ellison Smyth McKissick III of Greenville and Jerome V. Reel Jr. of Clemson are new recipients of the Clemson Medallion. The Clemson Medallion recognizes individuals who have given long and sustained commitment and significant service to Clemson University.
Charlotte business leader Mark Richardson, a class of 1983 alumnus who played on Clemson University’s football championship team, has been named to the Clemson board of trustees, effective immediately.