Littlejohn Coliseum was filled with first-year, transfer and graduate students; university faculty and staff; and community members Monday morning to officially start the new academic year. It is the first time all incoming students were brought together for the annual Victor Hurst Convocation.
Famed broadcast journalist Jay Allison will kick off Clemson University’s academic year as the Victor Hurst Convocation keynote speaker at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 21, in Littlejohn Coliseum.
From the dorm room to the classroom, you meet countless people at university. For one Tiger, an early encounter with a performing arts professor transformed his educational experience and inspired him to follow his passion, creating new opportunities for him on campus and in the community. Now, as an alumnus, he gets ready to face […]
For Miriam McEwen college was the chance to better herself and elevate her position in life. She created opportunities, strived to share her story with others through written word and found her voice so that she could make a difference. After Friday’s graduation ceremony she will be the submissions manager for Chattooga Conservancy's magazine, The Chattooga Quarterly.
Clemson University’s Office of Undergraduate Studies has hired Taimi Olsen as the director of the Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation. She will begin on July 17.
An unseasonably warm winter coupled with a late freeze in March has dramatically impacted peach production in South Carolina, resulting in reduced yields across the state.
Clemson University’s Undergraduate Studies Office has hired psychologist and experienced credit modeler René Schmauder as its assessment director. Schmauder joins Clemson from Saint Michael’s College in Colchester, Vermont.
Clemson’s Office of Undergraduate Studies has named Mary Von Kaenel (2014) director of the Bridge to Clemson and Transfer Academic Programs.
The Center for Career and Professional Development is co-hosting the Strategies for Institutional-wide Competency Development Symposium May 24 and 25. Faculty and administrators from more than 40 schools across the country are registered to attend the two-day event. There will be a special Tigers Only day from 9 a.m. to noon May 26.
Rayshad Dorsey and Brayton Gregory made the most of their time at Clemson by getting involved and excelling in the classroom. This fall, the two will pursue their master’s degrees from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, and both will be attending on full-ride scholarships.
In partnership with the Asheville Design Center, 21 students from Clemson University's College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities have conceptualized what can be done with the available space on Page and Hayward Streets. From 5-7 p.m. on Friday, their designs will be available for public viewing at the Center for Craft, Creativity and Design.