General University News Archive
Fike Recreation Center to offer “Gymsitter” service during home football games
Clemson University's Fike Recreation Center is offering its Gymsitter service again this year for parents who plan to attend most home football games and need someplace to send their young children.
[Published: August 04, 2009]
Sen. Peeler to receive honorary degree at Clemson graduation
Sen. Harvey Smith Peeler Jr., Republican senator for South Carolina District 14, will receive an honorary Doctorate of Humanities on Saturday, Aug. 8, during graduation exercises at Clemson University.
[Published: August 03, 2009]
Clemson names interim dean of agriculture college
Thomas R. Scott, a professor in the animal and veterinary sciences department at Clemson University, has been named interim dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences.
[Published: July 29, 2009]
Clemson raises $78.7 million in private gifts, pledges
Private gifts to Clemson University totaled $78.7 million for the 2008-2009 fiscal year that ended June 30.
[Published: July 22, 2009]
Trustees approve budget and fees, architecture building expansion, new golf team facility
Clemson University trustees approved the school’s 2009-10 budget of $755,123,000 at their summer quarterly meeting on campus.
[Published: July 17, 2009]
Former Speaker, Ambassador Wilkins named Clemson University board chairman
Longtime South Carolina legislator and former U.S. Ambassador to Canada David H. Wilkins was unanimously elected chairman of the Clemson University board of trustees Friday, July 17, beginning a two-year term.
[Published: July 17, 2009]
Clemson ‘stimulus plan’ creates jobs for students
Clemson University is creating its own version of an economic stimulus plan for students, targeting those most impacted by the current economic recession and state budget cuts.
[Published: July 13, 2009]
Clemson career center offers workshop to alumni, other job seekers
Clemson University’s Michelin Career Center is opening its services to alumni and other community members looking for help in their job searches with a workshop titled “Navigating a Job Search in a Tough Economy” on July 18 and 25.
[Published: July 08, 2009]
Clemson Alumni Association names two honorary alumni
The Clemson Alumni Association has named Robbie Templeton of Greenwood and Van Jones of Charlotte honorary alumni of Clemson University.
[Published: June 30, 2009]
Clemson announces plan to manage $45.7 million budget cut
Calling it “a responsible, strategic plan that protects academic quality and minimizes impact on students,” Clemson University President James F. Barker Thursday laid out the school’s plan to manage the multimillion-dollar cut in state funding at a board of trustees meeting in Columbia.
[Published: June 18, 2009]
Williams takes national leadership role in scholars association
Jamie Williams, associate director of the Clemson University National Scholars Program, has been elected to a two-year term as president of the Undergraduate Scholars Program Administrators Association.
[Published: June 16, 2009]
Clemson reunion events celebrate alumni giving
Clemson University’s annual alumni reunion will include three ceremonies to highlight donations from three graduating classes: 1957, 1959 and 1960.
[Published: June 10, 2009]
New book explores life, legacy of Thomas Green Clemson
A new book published by Clemson University Digital Press explores the many aspects of the life of university founder Thomas Green Clemson.
[Published: June 10, 2009]
Clemson’s Class of 1939 to pass the gavel at 70th anniversary reunion
The next chairman of the Class of 1939 wasn't even born when his classmates earned their Clemson University diplomas.
[Published: June 09, 2009]
They’re not The Beatles, but they may be the next best thing. Beatlemania Now will bring its multimedia and live musical performance to Clemson University’s Tillman Hall auditorium Sunday, June 21.
[Published: June 08, 2009]
Fike offers Summer Shape Up class to members
Clemson University’s Fike Recreation Center is offering a special class this summer that will give members an opportunity to shape up.
[Published: June 04, 2009]
Clemson University receives $4 million in federal appropriations
Clemson University research and technology projects will receive nearly $4 million from federal appropriations this year.
[Published: May 27, 2009]
Clemson’s Walker Course receives national, state recognition
The John E. Walker Sr. Golf Course at Clemson University has been recognized on both national and state levels as a top golf course.
[Published: May 13, 2009]
More than 2,000 receive degrees at Clemson Commencement ceremonies
Clemson University conferred more the 2,000 degrees and two honorary degrees at Friday's Commencement ceremonies.
[Published: May 08, 2009]
Students, faculty receive awards at Clemson Commencement
Several students and faculty were recognized Friday with awards for their outstanding service to Clemson University.
[Published: May 08, 2009]
Barker outlines next budget steps at year-end faculty meeting
Clemson has begun implementing recommendations from the 11 budget task forces that met over the last year, President James F. Barker said at the annual year-end faculty meeting Thursday.
[Published: May 07, 2009]
Clemson faculty and staff members honored at year-end meeting
The year-end gathering of faculty and staff at Clemson University Thursday showcased the contributions of some individuals.
[Published: May 07, 2009]
Greenville Clemson Club presents gifts to Clemson, Children’s Museum
The Greenville Clemson Club will present checks to Clemson University and the Children’s Museum of the Upstate at the club’s annual spring meeting Thursday (April 30) at St. George Greek Orthodox Church on Academy Street in downtown Greenville.
[Published: April 30, 2009]
Clemson Creative Inquiry program praised in college guide
Lynn O’Shaughnessy’s book, “The College Solution: a Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price,” applauds Clemson University for its unique undergraduate research program, Creative Inquiry.
[Published: April 28, 2009]
Education professor named Alumni Master Teacher
Clemson University students have chosen professor Bill Fisk – a teacher who teaches future teachers – as the Alumni Master Teacher for 2009.
[Published: April 27, 2009]
Clemson trustees consider budget, academic, facility issues
Clemson University’s trustees learned of state funding proposals for the school’s general education and public service activities budgets as they tended to the business of the university at their quarterly meetings on campus.
[Published: April 17, 2009]
Clemson Blue Cheese among the best in the nation
Clemson Blue Cheese was rated among the best in the nation at the 15th biennial United States Championship Cheese Contest in Green Bay, Wis.
[Published: April 16, 2009]
Clemson hosts global warming talk pro and con
What will happen to us as climate change continues to occur? Some say changes will be minimal; others say significant. Clemson University area residents have the unique opportunity to hear from two leading experts who have decidedly different views.
[Published: April 09, 2009]
Clemson University Trustee Emeritus William Green DesChamps dies
Clemson University mourns the loss Wednesday of Trustee Emeritus William Green DesChamps.
[Published: April 08, 2009]
Clemson to host gasoline for battery lawn mower exchange
Clemson University will host the Tri-County Lawn Mower Exchange from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 18, at the Kite Hill Recycling Center, located across from the South Carolina Botanical Garden on the Clemson campus.
[Published: April 06, 2009]
Clemson students attend ACC Meeting of the Minds
Five students are representing Clemson University this month at the fourth annual ACC Meeting of the Minds conference at North Carolina State University.
[Published: April 02, 2009]
Bring Your Daughter to Clemson Weekend planned for May 16-17
The Clemson Women’s Alumni Council will host its 11th Annual Bring Your Daughter to Clemson Weekend May 16-17. Registration has begun and is limited to the first 225 attendees.
[Published: April 02, 2009]
Five Clemson alumni receive Distinguished Service Award
The Clemson Alumni Association has presented five alumni the Distinguished Service Award, the university’s highest alumni honor.
[Published: April 01, 2009]
Tiger Paw Gymnastics establishes $25,000 endowment for Clemson University
Tiger Paw Gymnastics is honoring Maureen Williamson of Pendleton, a gymnastics coach in the Upstate for more than 30 years, with a $25,000 endowment to Clemson University.
[Published: April 01, 2009]
Clemson dedicates building for packaging design and graphics institute
Clemson University Tuesday dedicated the Harris A. Smith Building, home to the Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics.
[Published: March 31, 2009]
Clemson alumni to hold national community service day
Clemson University alumni across the nation will participate in community service projects in Clemson’s first ever National Alumni Day of Service Saturday, April 4.
[Published: March 31, 2009]
Five elected to Clemson University Alumni Association board
The Clemson University Alumni Association board of directors has elected five new members to three-year terms.
[Published: March 16, 2009]
Clemson communication efforts recognized at conference
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education District III (CASE) recognized Clemson University with three awards at its conference in Atlanta in February.
[Published: March 11, 2009]
Summer enrichment program now taking applications
Middle school and high school students interested in research in fields ranging from stage performance to wildlife studies can register now for the 29th Summer Science, Engineering and Architecture Enrichment Program at Clemson University.
[Published: March 04, 2009]
Clemson named to presidential honor roll for community service
The Corporation for National and Community Service has named Clemson University to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America’s communities.
[Published: February 26, 2009]
Clemson offers retirement incentive to facilities employees
Clemson University is offering a retirement incentive program for employees in its university facilities division to reduce payroll and to help address ongoing budget issues.
[Published: February 24, 2009]
Clemson restructures Young Alumni Council
The Clemson Alumni Association has restructured its Young Alumni Council and elected new officers and representatives for the council.
[Published: February 24, 2009]
Clemson to host third annual Tiger Paw Classic gymnastics invitational
Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum will host the third annual Tiger Paw Classic women’s gymnastics invitational Feb. 26 to March 1.
[Published: February 23, 2009]
Clemson trustees hear good news, bad news about school’s achievements, finances
Clemson President James F. Barker told the trustees that despite one of the poorest records of funding higher education, South Carolina has one of the nation’s best public research universities in Clemson University.
[Published: February 12, 2009]
Laurens attorney bequeaths $1 million to Clemson
Albert D. McAlister of Laurens is bequeathing $1 million to Clemson University to be used for scholarships.
[Published: January 28, 2009]
Clemson announces MLK Excellence in Service Award recipients
Clemson University has recognized three area residents for their service to the community with the 2009 MLK Excellence in Service Awards.
[Published: January 26, 2009]
Clemson prepares for seventh Best Practices Conference
The Rev. Dr. Floyd H. Flake, senior pastor at Greater Allen AME Cathedral of New York and former U.S. congressman, will deliver the keynote address Monday night during the seventh annual Best Practices in Black Student Achievement Conference at Clemson University.
[Published: January 21, 2009]
Clemson University budget-reduction measures include three employment options
Clemson University is offering a retirement-incentive program for faculty and staff in its Public Service Activities division along with two other universitywide programs to reduce payroll and help alleviate the university’s ongoing state funding cuts.
[Published: January 16, 2009]
Furlough Relief Fund will assist 158 employees
More than 300 gifts totaling $71,363 were made to the Clemson University Foundation for the One Clemson Furlough Relief Fund and money will be disbursed to recipients next week.
[Published: January 16, 2009]
Clemson University President Emeritus R.C. Edwards dies
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[Published: January 15, 2009]
Kiplinger ranks Clemson among best educational buys in nation
Clemson University offers outstanding academic quality and an affordable price tag, according to the editors of Kiplinger magazine.
[Published: January 12, 2009]
Clemson environmental engineer selected for $400,000 award
The National Science Foundation has awarded $400,000 to a Clemson University environmental engineer.
[Published: January 12, 2009]
South Carolina Theatre Association names Charney Outstanding Educator of the Year
The South Carolina Theatre Association has named Clemson University performing arts professor Mark Charney its 2008 Outstanding Educator of the Year.
[Published: January 08, 2009]
Former first lady of Clemson, Celeste Prince, dies at 80
Celeste Orr Prince, 80, former first lady of Clemson University, died Saturday, Dec. 20, at Cottingham Hospice House in Seneca.
[Published: December 20, 2008]
Clemson graduates encouraged to serve their communities
Benjamin Carroll Boozer, a resident of Columbia and a leader in strategic community planning in South Carolina, received an Honorary Doctorate of Education Thursday at winter graduation at Clemson University.
[Published: December 18, 2008]
Barker tells faculty and staff he's optimistic about Clemson’s future
Clemson University President James F. Barker closed the 2008 fall semester Wednesday telling faculty and staff that thinking creatively and working together will help the university become a stronger institution.
[Published: December 17, 2008]
Clemson University employees were recognized for outstanding work Wednesday at the semester-end general faculty and staff meeting.
[Published: December 17, 2008]
MUSC bestows honorary degree on Clemson president
The Medical University of South Carolina paid tribute to Clemson University President James F. Barker by conferring an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
[Published: December 17, 2008]
Community planning expert Ben Boozer slated to receive honorary Clemson degree
Benjamin Carroll Boozer, a leader in strategic community planning, will receive an honorary Doctorate of Education during the graduation ceremony at Clemson University Thursday, Dec. 18.
[Published: December 11, 2008]
Clemson employees give more than $93,000 to United Way
Clemson University faculty and staff donated more than $93,000 to area United Way agencies in this year’s annual employee fund raising campaign that ended in November, surpassing the university’s goal of raising $85,000.
[Published: December 10, 2008]
Clemson University President Emeritus R.C. Edwards dies
Robert Cook Edwards, 94, president of Clemson University for 21 years, died Dec. 4 at Cottingham House, the Seneca residence operated by Hospice of the Foothills.
[Published: December 04, 2008]
Clemson to host high school football championships
The Tigers’ regular football season is over, but Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium will be filled with plenty of gridiron action and screaming fans this weekend as Clemson plays host to the South Carolina High School League State Football Finals.
[Published: December 03, 2008]
Clemson University professor receives Audubon-Toyota TogetherGreen fellowship
Joseph Drew Lanham, PhD, a professor in the Clemson University department of Forestry and Natural Resources, is the recipient of a new national fellowship designed to advance the work of individuals with outstanding potential to help shape a brighter environmental future.
[Published: December 02, 2008]
Clemson computing professor receives NSF CAREER grant to study embedded network systems
The National Science Foundation has awarded Clemson University School of Computing professor Jason Hallstrom a $400,000 grant to research embedded network systems, a technology Hallstrom says is “changing the way we safeguard natural resources and protect local communities.”
[Published: November 25, 2008]
Clemson computing recognized for achievement
Supercomputing at Clemson University is gaining worldwide attention.
[Published: November 24, 2008]
Clemson announces scholarship support in science and engineering fields
Clemson University is guaranteeing all Palmetto Fellows in the College of Engineering and Science will receive additional scholarship support to make up for costs not covered by the Palmetto Fellows program.
[Published: November 24, 2008]
Challenge is to 'maintain momentum' in uncertain times, Barker tells faculty and staff
Clemson University President James F. Barker told a town hall meeting Friday that the university’s current challenge is “how to maintain momentum and make progress in an era of economic uncertainty.”
[Published: November 21, 2008]
S.C. faces $2 billion budget crunch; Clemson economists say it’s avoidable
If state leaders do not address revenue and expenditure challenges, South Carolina could face as much as a $2 billion budget shortfall by 2013, according to a Clemson University study.
[Published: November 20, 2008]
Clemson launches fund to help employees affected by furloughs
Clemson University employees who face financial hardship from the mandatory five-day furlough can get some relief from a fund set up by the university to help them.
[Published: November 18, 2008]
Clemson research may someday travel to the Moon
If NASA’s ATHLETE (All-Terrain Hex-Legged Extra-Terrestrial Explorer) robotic vehicle ever travels across the Moon’s surface, it may do so with the aid of Clemson student research.
[Published: November 13, 2008]
Clemson receives NSF grant to study online education in science, math
Clemson University, Fayetteville State University and Ohio State University have been awarded a $499,981 grant from the National Science Foundation to study online distance education in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.
[Published: November 12, 2008]
Alcoa awards grant to fund diversity programs at Clemson
Alcoa Inc. has awarded Clemson University a two-year $80,000 grant to support programs for recruiting and retaining under-represented students in science, math and engineering majors.
[Published: November 12, 2008]
Clemson University announces budget-cut strategy
On the heels of three consecutive budget cuts that have reduced its current state appropriation to about what it was in 1997, Clemson University has announced a budget strategy.
[Published: November 10, 2008]
Clemson University scores high in survey measuring student engagement
Students at Clemson say they receive an education in a challenging intellectual environment that includes opportunities to work closely with instructors and other students inside and outside the classroom.
[Published: November 10, 2008]
Mobile Vietnam veterans memorial to come to Clemson University
Amid the orange and purple displays that adorn Bowman Field for Clemson University’s annual homecoming celebration, will be a much more somber display. “The Wall That Heals,” a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, also will be displayed homecoming weekend.
[Published: November 06, 2008]
Donors, state invest $8 million to fund advanced-fiber Center of Economic Excellence
Generous private gifts and a state match have raised a total of $8 million to establish a Research Center of Economic Excellence in Advanced-fiber Based Materials at Clemson University.
[Published: November 05, 2008]
Clemson honors Hendrix, Bennett with Clemson Medallion
Clemson University is honoring two of its most prominent alumni – Leon J. “Bill” Hendrix Jr. of Kiawah Island and George Bennett of Clemson – with the university’s highest public award, the Clemson Medallion.
[Published: October 31, 2008]
Clemson recognized for its commitment to diversity
Minority Access Inc., a national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting diversity and access to public and private institutions of higher education, has recognized Clemson University for its commitment to diversity.
[Published: October 29, 2008]
Clemson honors Nobel laureate Charles H. Townes with optical science laboratories dedication
Clemson University Tuesday celebrated its long-time connection with Nobel Prize-winner Charles H. Townes by naming its state-of-the-art optical science laboratories in his honor.
[Published: October 28, 2008]
Clemson scientists create practical silicon optical fiber
Scientists at Clemson University for the first time have been able to make a practical optical fiber with a silicon core, according to a new paper published in the current issue of the Optical Society’s open-access journal, Optics Express.
[Published: October 28, 2008]
John Kenelly receives Clemson's first Distinguished Emeriti Award
John W. Kenelly Jr. retired from Clemson University's Department of Mathematical Sciences in 1994, but his resume keeps growing longer. Kenelly's resume grew again this month when he received the first Distinguished Emeriti Award presented by Clemson University's Emeritus College.
[Published: October 21, 2008]
Houston Center study finds which college majors are most likely to vote
Candidates who make college campuses part of the campaign trail may as well stay away from the math and physical science departments.
[Published: October 20, 2008]
Chapman gift of $2 million aids academics and athletics at Clemson
Atlanta resident Thomas F. (Tom) Chapman, retired chairman and chief executive officer of Equifax Inc., has given Clemson University $2 million to form a leadership program in the College of Business and Behavioral Science and to expand and enhance Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
[Published: October 17, 2008]
Clemson trustees hear reports on budget cuts, sponsored research growth
Clemson University trustees Friday heard the administration’s report on how it has handled budget cuts this year and its approach to continuing reductions in resources during the state and national economic downturn.
[Published: October 17, 2008]
Clemson sponsored research tops $150 million, exceeds goal
Clemson University announced Thursday its sponsored research funding for fiscal year 2008 exceeded its goal of $150 million with more than half a million dollars to spare.
[Published: October 16, 2008]
Clemson to lead effort to reduce state dependence on oil
To reduce the Southeast’s dependence on oil, Clemson University will lead a $1.2 million bioethanol research project to find the best way to produce plant-based fuels in the region.
[Published: October 15, 2008]
U.S. Senate confirms engineering and science Dean Esin Gulari to National Science Board
The U.S. Senate has confirmed the appointment of Esin Gulari, dean of the College of Engineering and Science at Clemson University, to serve on the National Science Board.
[Published: October 03, 2008]
Clemson to use BB&T $3.5 million gift to expand capitalism institute
Clemson University will use a $3.5 million gift from BB&T Corp. to expand its university-based research and teaching center dedicated to exploring the moral foundations of capitalism.
[Published: October 02, 2008]
Clemson University Foundation celebrates 75 years
In 1933, four members of the Clemson Alumni Association started the Clemson College Foundation with the purpose of establishing a private cash fund to benefit Clemson College. Seventy-five years later, the Clemson University Foundation manages an endowment of more than $425 million focused to support Clemson and its students, faculty and facilities.
[Published: September 29, 2008]
Clemson football iTiger project creates stadium of the future
Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium and its 80,000 fans become a living laboratory at home games every week as research, education, technology and athletics come together for more than just football in a joint project known as iTiger.
[Published: September 27, 2008]
NIH awards Clemson bioengineer $1.5 million to improve durability of tissue heart valves
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Naren Vyavahare, Hunter Endowed Chair and professor of bioengineering at Clemson University, more than $1.5 million over four years to develop durable bioprosthetic heart valves.
[Published: September 24, 2008]
New study shows AP courses help students succeed in school and on the job
Advanced placement programs in high school help students of all races earn better grades, degrees and salaries, according to a study by Clemson University professor Lamont Flowers.
[Published: September 23, 2008]
Clemson rolls out 'Your Other You' responsible drinking campaign
A new awareness campaign at Clemson University urges students, alumni and others to keep their “other you” in check through drinking responsibly.
[Published: September 22, 2008]
Four members join Clemson University Real Estate Foundation board
Four men will join the Clemson University Real Estate Foundation board of directors.
[Published: September 19, 2008]
Clemson’s Air Force ROTC program names new commandant
Col. Michael R. Mendonca has taken the position of Air Force ROTC commandant for recruiting, training and educating future Air Force officer candidates at Clemson University.
[Published: September 17, 2008]
Golf Digest gives Walker course 4.5 out of 5 stars
Golf Digest magazine gave Clemson University’s John E. Walker Sr. Golf Course 4.5 out of 5 stars in the 2008-2009 edition of “Best Places to Play.”
[Published: September 16, 2008]
Science historian, author to speak on 'The Mind of the Market'
Michael Shermer, author of a number of books on science, ethics, and economics will present a public lecture, “The Mind of the Market,” at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 16, in the Self Auditorium of the Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs.
[Published: September 09, 2008]
Clemson breaks ground for Scroll of Honor Memorial
Memorial Stadium at Clemson University is getting closer to having a memorial to recognize alumni killed in the line of duty.
[Published: September 02, 2008]
Clemson climbs to No. 22 in U.S.News ranking
Clemson University is the 22nd best national public university in the country, according to the annual ranking by U.S.News & World Report. And in a new category for the publication this year, Clemson received recognition as a school to watch.
[Published: August 21, 2008]
Clemson opens 116th academic year with Victor Hurst Convocation
Faculty and staff at Clemson University were encouraged to nurture their spirit for research and discovery as they began the 116th academic year at the university Tuesday.
[Published: August 19, 2008]
Noted newsman, USC communications school dean to speak at Clemson
University of South Carolina communications dean and veteran CNN correspondent Charles Bierbauer will present “Saturation Point: The Multimedia Tsunami of Election 2008” at Clemson in September.
[Published: August 18, 2008]
Clemson University Foundation welcomes new board members, elects officers
Clemson University Foundation Board of Directors has added five new members and announced a new chairman and vice chairwoman.
[Published: August 15, 2008]
Clemson ready for start of new school year
Clemson University and the city of Clemson will kick off the 2008-09 school year with the annual Welcome Back Festival 5:30-8 p.m. Monday in downtown Clemson. The festival will be followed by the Bowman Block Party on Bowman Field at 7 p.m.
[Published: August 14, 2008]
Welcome Back Festival kicks off semester at Clemson
Thousands of people will flock to downtown Clemson to enjoy food, games, giveaways and music to kick off the new school year at the Welcome Back Festival Monday, Aug. 18, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on College Avenue.
[Published: August 11, 2008]
Clemson awards more than 600 degrees
Margaret Hebard Lloyd, who received an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree today at Clemson University’s summer graduation ceremony, encouraged the graduates to “follow your bliss.”
[Published: August 09, 2008]
Clemson receives national recognition for fundraising efforts
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education has recognized Clemson University for its fundraising efforts with a 2008 CASE-WealthEngine Award for Educational Fundraising.
[Published: August 07, 2008]
Clemson establishes new Alumni Council
Clemson University has restructured its decades-old Alumni National Council, the governing body of the Clemson Alumni Association.
[Published: August 06, 2008]
Clemson announces changes to CAT bus routes
In order to operate the bus system more efficiently, Clemson University and Clemson Area Transit are changing several bus routes.
[Published: August 05, 2008]
Swim lessons restarting at Fike Recreation Center
Clemson University’s department of campus recreation will offer its Tiger Fish Swim School once again this fall, with sessions starting in September. Lessons will be held in McHugh Natatorium of Fike Recreation Center.
[Published: July 30, 2008]
Fike to offer Gymsitter service during home football games
Going to the big football game, but don't have tickets for the little ones? They too can enjoy a day of fun in Clemson with Fike Recreation Center's Gymsitter service.
[Published: July 28, 2008]
Clemson announces $79.5 million in private gifts for 2007-2008
Private gifts to Clemson University totaled $79.5 million in the 2007-2008 fiscal year.
[Published: July 24, 2008]
Clemson risk manager honored by international insurance association
Clemson University’s risk manager, Linda Rice, has been named Risk Manager Professional of the Year by the National Association of Insurance Women.
[Published: July 22, 2008]
Clemson to increase fees, cut budgets for 2008-09
Clemson University's board of trustees approved a general tuition increase of 5.5 percent for in-state students — $271 per semester — and 7.5 percent for out-of-state students, which adds $816 per semester.
[Published: July 18, 2008]
The Chronicle of Higher Education says Clemson is a great place to work
Clemson University has been recognized by The Chronicle of Higher Education as a great place to work.
[Published: July 14, 2008]
Creels recognized with Institutional Advancement Award
Clemson University has recognized Jim and Carolyn Creel of Myrtle Beach with the Institutional Advancement Award.
[Published: July 10, 2008]
ExxonMobil gives Clemson nearly $218,000 in matching gifts
The ExxonMobil Foundation presented a check of $217,795.17 to Clemson University.
[Published: July 02, 2008]
Reeves appointed to leadership role in financial aid organization
Keith Reeves, associate director of financial aid at Clemson University, will serve as president-elect for the Southern Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators beginning July 1.
[Published: June 25, 2008]
Academic Success Center breaks ground for new home
Friday's groundbreaking marked the start of construction of the Class of 1956 Academic Success Center at Clemson University.
[Published: June 20, 2008]
Clemson supercomputing power ranks 62nd among sites in the world
Clemson University has made its first appearance on the list of the top 500 supercomputing sites in the world, debuting at number 62.
[Published: June 18, 2008]
Callison elected to lead Clemson Alumni Association
Leslie Dunlap Callison of Lexington has been elected president of the Clemson Alumni Association.
[Published: June 02, 2008]
Clemson athletics recognized for gender equity
The NCAA has recognized Clemson University’s Athletic Department with a Diversity in Athletics Award in the category of Gender Equity Compliance.
[Published: May 23, 2008]
Clemson students recognized by National Science Foundation
Two Clemson University graduate students have received the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious fellowship, the Graduate Research Fellowship (GRF), and three more Clemson students received honorable mention in the award process.
[Published: May 20, 2008]
Clemson hosts national cyberinfrastructure conference
A national conference on cyberinfrastructure (CI) is taking place at Clemson University.
[Published: May 19, 2008]
Clemson Video Production Services wins Telly Awards
Clemson University’s Video Production Services has won seven Telly Awards for outstanding programs.
[Published: May 15, 2008]
Clemson University names chief diversity officer
Leon E. Wiles has been named chief diversity officer at Clemson University, a new position reporting to President James F. Barker.
[Published: May 13, 2008]
Clemson confers 2,333 degrees; Rep. Dan Cooper receives honor
More than 2,300 degrees were conferred Friday during commencement ceremonies at Clemson University.
[Published: May 09, 2008]
President says Clemson will persevere in uncertain economic times
In the closing meeting of the academic year, Clemson University President James F. Barker told faculty and staff that the university will persevere in uncertain economic times with a mixture of optimism and realism.
[Published: May 08, 2008]
Clemson recognizes outstanding faculty members
Members of the Clemson University faculty were recognized Thursday during a semester-closing meeting.
[Published: May 08, 2008]
Clemson develops Palmetto Cluster of high-performance computing power
Clemson University is using a next-generation high-performance computing cluster from Dell to enable a wide range of academic research, including an analysis of how families relocating across the country have an impact on schools and children’s development.
[Published: May 07, 2008]
National Scholars Program welcomes newest members
Eleven top-performing high school seniors will join Clemson University's National Scholars Program in the fall.
[Published: May 05, 2008]
Clemson to confer more than 2,000 degrees in two ceremonies
More than 2,000 candidates for graduation will don caps and gowns Friday, May 9, for commencement exercises in Littlejohn Coliseum at Clemson University.
[Published: April 29, 2008]
State Rep. Cooper to receive honorary degree at Clemson commencement
South Carolina Rep. Daniel T. Cooper will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, May 9, during commencement exercises in Littlejohn Coliseum at Clemson University.
[Published: April 22, 2008]
Evatt named treasurer of Clemson University Foundation
The Clemson University Foundation has named Alice Evatt, assistant treasurer and business officer for the university’s advancement division, as its new treasurer.
[Published: April 21, 2008]
Clemson trustees approve new programs, facilities and research compliance policy
Clemson University trustees opened their spring quarterly meetings on campus this week in the former home of the school's founder, Thomas Green Clemson.
[Published: April 18, 2008]
Clemson students recognized by Goldwater Scholarship organization
Two Clemson University students have been named Goldwater Scholars for the 2008-09 academic year.
[Published: April 18, 2008]
Benjamin named 2008 Alumni Master Teacher
Clemson University students have selected Daniel Benjamin, Alumni Distinguished Professor of Economics, as the 2008 Alumni Master Teacher.
[Published: April 15, 2008]
Concert, fireworks to mark 20th anniversary of Clemson carillon
Since its dedication in 1987, the Clemson University Memorial Carillon has announced the beginning of each academic year, celebrated football victories, entertained the campus with concerts and marked the passing of students, administrators and faculty.
[Published: April 14, 2008]
'The Greatest Show on Earth' comes to Clemson
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings its new "BOOM A RING" show to Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum May 16-18.
[Published: April 10, 2008]
Five Clemson alumni receive Distinguished Service Award
The Clemson Alumni Association presented five alumni the Distinguished Service Award, the university’s highest alumni honor.
[Published: April 07, 2008]
Clemson recognized for excellence in financial reporting
Clemson University has received the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting for its annual financial report, a distinction Clemson has earned every year since 1992.
[Published: April 04, 2008]
Strong academic reputation draws record applications to Clemson
A record number of students have applied to Clemson University for the 2008-09 academic year.
[Published: April 02, 2008]
Bring Your Daughter to Clemson Weekend set for May 17-18
The Clemson Women’s Alumni Council will host its 10th annual Bring Your Daughter to Clemson Weekend May 17-18.
[Published: April 01, 2008]
Founder’s Day event celebrates life of Thomas Green Clemson
Clemson University will honor its founder, Thomas Green Clemson, with its annual Founder’s Day service at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Pendleton.
[Published: April 01, 2008]
Clemson hosts S.C. Academy of Science meeting
More than 600 student scientists and teachers attended the 2008 South Carolina Academy of Science annual meeting at Clemson University.
[Published: March 28, 2008]
Clemson’s Jim Bottum elected to national Internet2 board
Jim Bottum, vice provost and chief information officer (CIO) at Clemson University, has been elected to the board of trustees for Internet2 (I2), the nation’s leader in the deployment and use of Internet technologies for the research and education community.
[Published: March 28, 2008]
Clemson recognized by Council for Advancement and Support of Education
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education District III recognized Clemson University with seven awards at its conference in Atlanta in February.
[Published: March 24, 2008]
Clemson hires broadcast public information director
Clemson University has hired Wanda Johnson-Stokes as its new broadcast director for public information in the office of News Services.
[Published: March 20, 2008]
Race to the Rock scheduled to benefit libraries
The president and first lady of Clemson University will lace up their running shoes later this month to benefit the university libraries.
[Published: March 20, 2008]
Rodney Atkins added to lineup for Solid Orange Live
Country star Rodney Atkins has been added to the lineup of performers for Clemson’s Solid Orange Live, a two-day music festival April 11-12. Atkins will be the headliner on the second night of the event.
[Published: March 18, 2008]
Fike Recreation Center to host Women’s Day
The fourth annual Women's Day at Clemson University's Fike Recreation Center will be 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 29.
[Published: March 12, 2008]
Clemson schedules enrichment summer camp
Encourage your budding architect, scientist or engineer with a fun-filled academic camp experience on the Clemson University campus.
[Published: March 11, 2008]
Campus recreation hosts Sons and Daughters of Dear Old Clemson Road Race
Clemson University will host the fourth annual Sons and Daughters of Dear Old Clemson Road Race Saturday, March 8.
[Published: March 06, 2008]
Fike Recreation Center offers swim lessons
Clemson University's Fike Recreation Center is offering Tiger Fish Swim School this spring for beginning to intermediate level swimmers age 3 to adult.
[Published: February 25, 2008]
Clemson Trustee Thomas C. Lynch Jr. retiring
Clemson University Trustee Thomas C. Lynch Jr. of Clemson is retiring from the Board of Trustees, effective immediately, citing personal and health-related reasons.
[Published: February 21, 2008]
NSF’s Kilgallin to discuss ethics at Clemson
William Kilgallin, head of investigative legal and outreach for the National Science Foundation's Office of Inspector General, is the 2008 Presidential Colloquium speaker at 3 p.m., Tuesday, March 4, in the Self Auditorium of the Strom Thurmond Institute at Clemson University.
[Published: February 21, 2008]
Clemson hosts area science fair
Young scientists put on their lab coats, get to work and share experiments Feb. 25 at the Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Regional Science Fair at Clemson University's Madren Conference Center.
[Published: February 20, 2008]
Johansen named Clemson University budget director
Clemson University has tapped Jane E. Johansen to take the reins of the university's budget division.
[Published: February 15, 2008]
Clemson celebrates Black History Month
Clemson will host several events in celebration of Black History Month.
[Published: February 13, 2008]
Clemson to host evolutionary developmental geneticist Dr. Sean B. Carroll
Sean Carroll, professor of molecular biology and genetics from the University of Wisconsin will be the featured speaker for Clemson University’s 2008 Charles Darwin Week celebration. His lecture, titled “The Making of the Fittest: DNA and the Ultimate Forensic Record of Evolution,” will be 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 18, at Brooks Center Auditorium. The lecture is free and open to the public.
[Published: February 13, 2008]
Littlejohn to host home and garden show
Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum will play host to more than 100 vendors for the annual Oconee County Homebuilders Association Home and Garden Show Feb. 29 through March 2.
[Published: February 08, 2008]
Trustees approve housing, meal plan rate increases
Clemson University trustees Thursday approved increases to campus housing and meal plan rates, effective next fall semester, to make facility and equipment improvements as well as meet rising inflationary costs.
[Published: February 07, 2008]
Clemson to host South Carolina Upper State High School Basketball Finals
Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum will play host to the South Carolina Upper State High School Basketball Finals Feb. 22-23.
[Published: February 07, 2008]
S.C. FIRST LEGO League state finals set for Littlejohn
LEGO-mania will once again hit Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum as the S.C. FIRST LEGO League will hold its state finals there Saturday, Feb. 16.
[Published: February 07, 2008]
Clemson gives three MLK Excellence in Service Awards
The recipients of the 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Excellence in Service recently were announced during the 26th Annual MLK Commemorative Service.
[Published: February 04, 2008]
Obama holds lead ahead of primary in Palmetto State
Barack Obama holds a seven-point lead over Hillary Clinton in South Carolina ahead of the Democratic primary in South Carolina, according to the Clemson University Palmetto Poll. However, nearly 40 percent of the voters surveyed still are uncertain which candidate to support.
[Published: January 24, 2008]
Barack Obama schedules Clemson rally for Friday
Illinois senator and presidential candidate Barack Obama will hold a “Stand for Change” rally at Clemson University on Friday, Jan. 25 at the outdoor theater. The public will be admitted at 2:30 p.m.
[Published: January 24, 2008]
'Go, Diego, Go Live!' swings into Clemson
Every pre-schooler’s favorite animal rescuer will make an appearance at Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum in the “Go, Diego, Go Live!” show at 7 p.m. March 5.
[Published: January 24, 2008]
Bottum reappointed to two NSF advisory committees
James Bottum, vice provost and chief information officer at Clemson University, has been reappointed to two advisory committees with the National Science Foundation (NSF).
[Published: January 24, 2008]
Littlejohn to host Tiger Paw Classic Gymnastics
Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum will host more than 1,000 gymnasts from around the region in the second annual Tiger Paw Classic Gymnastics Invitational Jan. 25-27.
[Published: January 23, 2008]
Department of Defense team to speak at Clemson
A team of servicemen from the Department of Defense will speak at Clemson University at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, in the Strom Thurmond Institute.
[Published: January 23, 2008]
Clemson to kick-off Focus the Nation
Clemson University will host the kickoff for Focus the Nation, the largest "teach-in" in U.S. history in which more than 1,000 colleges and universities across the country will focus on global-warming solutions.
[Published: January 17, 2008]
Clemson family saddened by loss of former trustee
Clemson University has suffered the loss of emeritus trustee and alumnus Paul W. "P.W." McAlister.
[Published: January 16, 2008]
Poll gives McCain lead over GOP pack in South Carolina
With only three days remaining before the South Carolina presidential primary on Saturday, Jan. 19, the Clemson University Palmetto Poll finds John McCain in the lead, with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in second and two more contenders fighting it out for third place in the Palmetto State.
[Published: January 16, 2008]
Scientist to discuss nuclear power, global warming
Dr. Ed Sadowski, a member of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness, will discuss global climate change and nuclear power at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at Clemson University’s Strom Thurmond Institute.
[Published: January 16, 2008]
FIRST LEGO League competition coming to Littlejohn
The competition will be fierce Saturday, Jan. 19 in Clemson's Littlejohn Coliseum.
[Published: January 15, 2008]
Obama policy adviser schedules Clemson visit
Samantha Power, a senior policy adviser for the Barack Obama campaign, will speak at 2 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 14, in the Self Auditorium at the Strom Thurmond Institute at Clemson University.
[Published: January 11, 2008]
Clemson University helps 'Activate' Pickens County
For the third year, Clemson University will partner with the Pickens County YMCA to motivate people to get healthy.
[Published: January 11, 2008]
Clemson unveils enhanced safety measures
New safety alert and warning systems are in place at Clemson University as students return to campus for the spring semester.
[Published: January 08, 2008]
John Edwards schedules Clemson appearance
Former North Carolina senator and presidential candidate John Edwards will visit Clemson University at noon on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the Military Heritage Plaza.
[Published: January 08, 2008]
Kiplinger names Clemson a top educational buy
Kiplinger magazine editors have picked Clemson University as one of the top public institutions providing the best education for the dollar.
[Published: January 08, 2008]
Clemson Alumni Association gives $50,000 to golf program
The Tiger Golf Foundation has scored a hole-in-one with a $50,000 gift from the Clemson Alumni Association.
[Published: January 03, 2008]
Barker named Business Person of the Year in Greenville
Clemson University President James F. Barker was named Business Person of the Year by Greenville Magazine Thursday night.
[Published: November 30, 2007]
Universities to collaborate in virtual world research
Clemson University and Appalachian State University are partnering in research, development and implementation studies related to 3-D virtual worlds through the newly established Carolinas Virtual World Consortium.
[Published: November 29, 2007]
Jacobs gets financial support for research travel to Croatia
David Jacobs, a sophomore microbiology major at Clemson University, has been awarded the South Carolina Life Howard Hughes Medical Institute International (HHMI) Research Experience, worth up to $5,000, to support research travel to Croatia.
[Published: April 27, 2007]
Clemson President to Lead NCAA Division Board
Clemson University President James F. Barker has been selected to lead the NCAA Division I Board of Directors. The board selected Barker as its chair for a two-year term.
[Published: April 27, 2007]
Researchers get boost from Condor program
Clemson University researchers now have access to a campuswide computing grid thanks to the recent deployment of the Condor program by Clemson Computing and Information Technology (CCIT). Condor, which is maintained by CCIT, connects nearly 1,000 Windows-based PCs in the computer labs, library and other Clemson facilities.
[Published: April 26, 2007]
CUPD offers child car seat safety inspection
Clemson University police and other local law enforcement agencies will conduct a free child car seat safety inspection and installation Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ace Hardware store on Highway 123 in Clemson.
[Published: April 24, 2007]
Bring your daughter to Clemson
Girls, ages 6 to 17, can spend a weekend experiencing college life during Clemson University’s Bring Your Daughter to Clemson Weekend May 19-20.
[Published: April 24, 2007]
Master Gardeners offer garden tours
The Master Gardeners of York County are offering garden tours May 5 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Beacon Knoll and Eppington South neighborhoods in Fort Mill. Cost is $5 per person.
[Published: April 20, 2007]
Clemson trustees hold historic meeting
Commemorating the bicentennial of the birth of the school’s founder, Clemson University trustees met today on campus in Fort Hill, home of Thomas Green Clemson. The board opened its spring quarterly meeting in the dining room of the historic house, originally the home of U.S. statesman John C. Calhoun and later the home of his son-in-law, Thomas Green Clemson.
[Published: April 20, 2007]
Clemson students receive prestigious scholarships
Clemson students receive Barry M. Goldwater, Fulbright, Rhodes and Harry S. Truman scholarships. Clemson student also receives National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.
[Published: April 18, 2007]
The Palmetto Ph.D. Project, a new program from Clemson University, focuses on increasing the number of South Carolina African-Americans with advanced degrees.
[Published: April 18, 2007]
Garrison Arena to host Massey Horse Show April 18-21
Horses from all over the eastern United States will converge at Clemson University's T. Ed Garrison Livestock Arena April 18-21 for the 74th J.D. Massey Classic Horse Show
[Published: April 16, 2007]
Clemson University students have selected Robert Kosinski, professor of biological sciences, as the 2007 Alumni Master Teacher.
[Published: April 13, 2007]
Walking Horse Show to Benefit Cancer
The 17th Annual Spring 2007 S.C. Walking Horse Ladies Auxiliary Horse Show is scheduled for April 13-14 at Clemson University ’s T. Ed Garrison Livestock Arena
[Published: April 12, 2007]
Strut Your Mutt to benefit local animal shelters Saturday, April 21, in the South Carolina Botanical Garden at Clemson University.
[Published: April 12, 2007]
S. C. Botanical Garden to hold plant sale April 20-21
The South Carolina Botanical Garden has scheduled its spring plant sale for April 20-21
[Published: April 10, 2007]
Take Back the Night with 5K run for safety
Join an international movement and race to raise money for and awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault right here at home.
[Published: April 10, 2007]
A picture is worth a thousand words, and the Clemson University Step It Up Rally will prove it. Upstate residents can attend one of more than 1,000 Step It Up rallies (www.stepitup2007.org) planned nationwide for April 14. The crowd will gather to spell out CO2 with a downward-pointing arrow to show their support of action to slow the onset of global warming. The rally is at 1 p.m. on the plaza between R.M. Cooper Library and Strom Thurmond Institute.
[Published: April 09, 2007]
Clemson University is establishing a biannual South Carolina Water Resource Conference to be held in even-numbered years, beginning October 2008.
[Published: April 05, 2007]
Upstate 4-H Shooting Sports Fun Day set for April 28
An Upstate 4-H Shooting Sports Fun Day is scheduled for April 28, 8 a.m. to 1: 30 p.m., at the Belton Gun Club. Cost is $10
[Published: April 04, 2007]
Rock band Sister Hazel will play an outdoor concert on the lawn of Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum Thursday, April 26. Clemson’s Battle of the Bands winner B’yer Lady will open the show.
[Published: April 04, 2007]
Take a trip around with world without leaving the Upstate during Clemson University’s 16th annual International Awareness Week celebration April 7-15.
[Published: April 03, 2007]
Clemson couple honors O'Rourke with endowment to performing arts
Jim and Barbara McCabe of Clemson, establish a $100,000 endowment to the performing arts program in honor of Brian O'Rourke. O'Rourke is Clemson University's chief fund raising officer.
[Published: April 03, 2007]
Founder’s day to celebrate ‘renaissance man’
Clemson University’s Founder’s Day, which marks the death of the school’s founder Thomas Green Clemson, will focus on celebrating the many aspects of his life for the bicentennial anniversary of his birth this year.
[Published: April 02, 2007]
Clemson celebrates Phi Beta Kappa induction, installation
Seventy-four students were inducted into the first class of the Phi Beta Kappa Society-Delta Chapter of South Carolina today during an induction and installation ceremony at Clemson University.
[Published: April 02, 2007]
CUPD concludes bus accident investigation
Clemson University police have concluded the investigation into a traffic accident, involving a Clemson Area Transit (CAT) bus and a university student, in the center of campus Feb. 13.
[Published: April 02, 2007]
Stone Projects for Your Garden Presentation Set for March 10
Join accomplished garden writer Barbara Pleasant at the Strom Thurmond Institute auditorium March 10 for a presentation on small scale stone projects for your garden
[Published: March 05, 2007]
Clemson celebrates bicentennial of founder's birth
Clemson University celebrates its past while looking toward the future as it marks the 200th anniversary of founder Thomas Green Clemson’s birth this year.
[Published: March 05, 2007]
10K run part of Clemson bicentennial celebration
Clemson University’s celebration of the 200th birthday of founder Thomas Green Clemson continues with a 10K road race Saturday, March 10, from his Fort Hill home on campus to the square in Pendleton.
[Published: March 05, 2007]
Clemson Adds Faculty to Ag Service Lab
Clemson University’s Agricultural Service Laboratory has hired J. Benton Jones Jr. to review and revise soil fertility recommendations
[Published: March 02, 2007]
Fund established for Clemson student Kellie Jureka
Clemson University’s Society of Physics Students, in conjunction with Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) and the First Year Experience residents on west campus, has established a fund to help Clemson freshman Kellie Jureka, who was injured in an accident with a Clemson Area Transit bus on campus Feb. 13.
[Published: February 28, 2007]
Clemson Gives Top Students a Head Start on College Preparation
February 2007 kicks off the third season of Clemson’s Challenge for Academically Talented Students (C-CATS), where top students referred by high school guidance counselors are invited to attend an informative, action-packed weekend hosted by Clemson’s Youth Learning Institute in Pickens
[Published: February 27, 2007]
4-H Volunteer Leader Awarded Military Citizen of Year
Master Sgt. Angela Tristan of the 9 th Air Force has been named the Military Citizen of the Year for her work with 4-H and other Sumter community programs
[Published: February 27, 2007]
Master Gardener training to begin March 13
Clemson Extension in Newberry County is offering Master Gardener training for anyone interested in learning about gardening
[Published: February 26, 2007]
Early Bird Discount on Clemson Summer Camps
Summer is on its way and things are heating up at Clemson University’s Youth Learning Institute in preparation for their 2007 camp season. In this case, the early bird gets a discount, not a worm.
[Published: February 26, 2007]
Clemson University Police Arrest Georgia Man
Clemson University police have arrested Jason Michael Gregory of 4040 Chattahoochee Rd., Cumming, Ga., on the felony charge of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with a reported incident on campus Feb. 18.
[Published: February 21, 2007]
Clemson to host Southeastern JROTC Drill Championship
Twenty-five high school JROTC drill teams from around the Southeast will assemble at Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum Saturday, Feb. 24, for the Southeastern Drill Championship.
[Published: February 20, 2007]
Clemson University to Hold Green Expo, Conference
Clemson University Emerging Green Builders will hold the Second Annual GreenExpo and Conference Feb. 27-28 at the Madren Conference Center on campus.
[Published: February 16, 2007]
No S.C. honey bees reported lost to mystery disorder
No honey bee colonies in South Carolina have yet been reported lost due to a developing honey bee mystery disorder, but the state is not out of the woods, according to Mike Hood, Clemson Extension bee specialist
[Published: February 15, 2007]
Biologist talks about teaching evolution
Kenneth R. Miller, professor of biology at Brown University and preeminent evolutionary scientist will deliver a public lecture, “Teaching Evolution in the Public School Science Classroom,” at the Strom Thurmond Institute at Clemson University.
[Published: February 15, 2007]
Thomas the Tank Engine to roll Into Clemson
Beloved children’s character Thomas the Tank Engine rolls into Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum for three shows March 24-25.
[Published: February 14, 2007]
Student Injured in Traffic Accident
A Clemson University student from Lexington was injured in a traffic accident on campus at lunchtime today and airlifted to Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center.
[Published: February 13, 2007]
Clemson professor says make family mealtime a priority
The family that eats together could be one of the best weapons against a national obesity epidemic, according to a Clemson University food and nutrition expert
[Published: February 12, 2007]
Clemson Trustees Approve Student Health Fee Increase
Clemson University trustees today approved a modest increase, $6 per semester, in the student health fee, effective Fall 2007, to cover personnel and supplies expenses.
[Published: February 08, 2007]
New Rules Needed to Fight Global Terrorism
As America debates courses of action to stabilize Iraq and how best to fight and win the war on terrorism, a major problem, and one not given the attention it deserves, is that our military and political leaders must fight global terrorism under rules that were written for a world that no longer exists.
[Published: February 07, 2007]
Clemson residence halls receive LEED silver certification
Clemson University’s Fraternity and Sorority Housing on the Quad has received LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
[Published: February 07, 2007]
4-H hosts military kids while parents are being briefed
In South Carolina communities such as Clinton, 4-H’ers give a helping hand to military children when their parents are being briefed for overseas deployment
[Published: February 05, 2007]
S.C. Botanical Garden to host orchid show Feb.16-17
Blue Ridge Orchid Society will have displays of orchids and plants for sale at the Fran Hanson Discovery Center located in the S.C. Botanical Garden Feb. 16-17
[Published: February 02, 2007]
Greenville Master Gardeners offer gardening symposium
The Greater Greenville Master Gardeners will hold a gardening symposium Feb. 10 beginning at 8 a.m
[Published: January 31, 2007]
Wildlife Food Plot Contest accepting entries for 2007
4-H FACE for Wildlife Project is now accepting entries for 2007 for youths 5-19 years old
[Published: January 31, 2007]
Clemson Players Cancel ‘Henry V’ Production
Clemson Players production of William Shakespeare’s “Henry V” has been cancelled.
[Published: January 31, 2007]
Garden experts to speak at ‘Ask a Master Gardener’ symposium
Three garden experts will speak about their specialties at the Ask a Master Gardener symposium, March 22 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m
[Published: January 29, 2007]
Tiger Paw Classic Gymnastics Invitational
Young gymnasts from around the Southeast, and as far away as Mexico, will converge at Clemson University’s Littlejohn Coliseum Feb. 2-4 for the first Tiger Paw Classic Gymnastics Invitational.
[Published: January 26, 2007]
The 4-H FACE (Food and Cover Establishment) for Wildlife program is now in its 26th year. The program has provided a unique learning experience for youths that is designed to teach the principles of wildlife management through the planting of wildlife food plots and observing conditions and events surrounding their project.
[Published: January 25, 2007]
Kids in 4-H have gone high tech, adding global positioning systems (GPS) and geographic information systems (GIS)science and technology, to the traditional farming and agriculture curriculum
[Published: January 25, 2007]
Clemson Sets Applications Record Early in Year
More students want to attend Clemson University than ever before. The school’s admissions office reports a record number of freshman applications already for the 2007-08 academic year.
[Published: January 25, 2007]
Local 4-H’er gives back to her community
Seventeen-year-old 4-H’er Laura Deas wanted to give back to her community. She decided to help the local York County Crisis Pregnancy Center through her 4-H citizenship and leadership project
[Published: January 23, 2007]
Clemson Conference Addresses Diversity Issues
Topics, ranging from social and cultural climates to academic honors and graduate school, were all part of the discussions at Clemson University this week during the Fifth National Conference on Best Practices in Black Student Achievement.
[Published: January 23, 2007]
Clemson Extension employees receive Outstanding Service awards
Ten Clemson University employees were honored recently for their outstanding service to Clemson University
[Published: January 17, 2007]
Clemson Extension offers Master Tree Farmer classes
Landowners with forested property can learn how to prepare for the next owner during a Clemson Extension Service program called the Master Tree Farmer mini-series
[Published: January 17, 2007]
Cultural exchange sculpture project to be built at Botanical Garden
Aspiring sculpture artist Yvette Dede of Charleston will be coming to the S.C. Botanical Garden in February along with established artist Niroko Inoue of Nara, Japan to work on creative and cultural exchange sculpture projects
[Published: January 16, 2007]
Clemson Extension offers proper pruning workshops
Clemson Extension is offering free crape myrtle pruning workshops Feb. 21-23
[Published: January 12, 2007]
Kiplinger Names Clemson a Top Educational Buy
Kiplinger magazine editors have picked Clemson University as one of the top public institutions providing the best education for the dollar.
[Published: January 11, 2007]
Clemson University Names Johnson Link Police Chief
Clemson University has named Johnson W. Link Jr., head of the public services department at Tri-County Technical College, as its new police chief.
[Published: January 10, 2007]
Clemson Trustees Approve Bond Resolution Requestw
Clemson University trustees today approved a request from the school’s administration for a state institution bond resolution, for an amount not to exceed $14 million, related to four university projects: land acquisition for the Clemson Architecture Center in Charleston, chilled water system improvement and work related to two campus facilities – Academic Success Center and bio sciences/life sciences building.
[Published: January 10, 2007]
Warner wins Clemson Alumni award for public service efforts
A Clemson University faculty member has been honored for his outstanding work in improving water quality through grants for educational programs
[Published: January 05, 2007]