April
- What to Know: Clemson Music Fest
- Manage stress and stay well for finals
- Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
Tiger Pause
A collaboration between Student Health Services and Public Safety, Tiger Pause is Clemson’s health, well-being and safety newsletter sent to all students once a month during the academic year.
Spring 2025
March
- Stay safe and thrive on Spring Break
- Out of the Darkness Campus Walk
- Prepare now for severe weather
February
- Spring Break Bash event
- Serving the student community – Paw Pantry
- Spring Citizens Academy
January
- Be healthy in the New Year
- Download the Rave Guardian app
- Assistance through the CARE Network
Fall 2024
November
- Update preparedness plans and kits for winter weather
- Manage stress and stay well for finals
- Tips to prevent seasonal illnesses
October
- October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- Make smoke alarms work for you
- Students spearhead donation drive
September
- Suicide Prevention and Awareness Week on main campus
- Campus Safety Month tips and resources
- Get a flu shot at Redfern
August
- Key safety reminders for a new academic year
- Celebrate Safely this football season
- If You See Something, Say Something®
Spring 2024
April
- Key initiatives ongoing for Public Safety
- Finals Guide: Tips for studying, managing stress & staying well
- April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
March
- It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint – How to have the stamina you need to finish the semester strong
- Keep safety top of mind during Spring Break
- Annual Out of the Darkness Walk
February
- Being present in the moment
- Students honored for live-saving actions to fellow students
- Don't stand for hazing
January
- Opioid emergency kits with Narcan now available on campus
- Meet the Expert: Kelley Metcalfe, Alcohol and Other Drug Initiatives
- Access control reminders and resources
Fall 2023
November
- Dr. Lesslie Pekarek shares tips to help prevent seasonal illnesses
- Meet the Expert: Sgt. Charles Burks, CUPD
- What to Expect in an Active Threat - CU Safe Alerts and Run, Hide, Fight
October
- “Cooking safety starts with YOU” for Fire Prevention Month
- Meet the Experts: Lauren Parker and Bat'sé Smart
- What to Expect in an Active Threat - Police Response
September
- September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
- What to Expect in an Active Threat - 911 Communications
- Get emergency ready for National Preparedness Month
August
- Chief Mullen outlines safety reminders for new school year
- Celebrate Safely this football season
- Stop the Prop and more classroom safety reminders
