Tom Chapman ’65 and Karen Chapman Honorary Alumnus ’18, are building on nearly two decades of investment in Clemson students with a new $5.25 million commitment to expand the Thomas F. Chapman ’65 ...

Beginning August 6, CCIT will update how Adobe Creative Cloud licenses are assigned to students, faculty and staff as part of an ongoing effort to responsibly manage software costs. These changes will ...

The National Science Foundation (NSF) today announced Clemson University as a key player in the effort to modernize the nation’s electric grid. Clemson was named a founding partner in the NSF Grid ...

Clemson University’s Board of Trustees on Thursday unanimously selected Benjamin C. Ayers, Ph.D. as the University’s next president. Ayers will assume the presidency on Aug. 1. A nationally respected ...

Faculty and graduate students from the College of Education’s counselor education program have added the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences (CECAS) to a growing roster of ...

Ten Clemson students are set to make an impact through a new Honors College program designed to turn their ideas into action. The Action Scholars Program brings together a group of first- and ...

Clemson University officials are actively monitoring the forecasted winter storm and its potential impacts on main campus and other Clemson University locations and urge students, faculty and staff to ...

Clemson officials were informed by the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) of a confirmed case of measles of an individual affiliated with the University. The individual has isolated per ...

Our goal is to find better ways to remove cholesterol directly from the cells where it builds up. Alexis Stamatikos, lead researcher and associate professor in Clemson’s Department of Food, Nutrition ...

Clemson animal health experts are educating South Carolina livestock producers, veterinarians, meat processors and pet owners about the New World screwworm (NWS), a parasitic blowfly whose larvae feed ...

South Carolina agricultural experts have confirmed the first detection of a new invasive insect species in the state: the two-spot cotton leafhopper. Also referred to as the “cotton jassid,” the ...

A Clemson University bioengineering team is seeking patent protection and exploring business opportunities after a device it created as part of a class project won a $15,000 national prize. The ...