Clemson World Magazine

Carving Creation
Grainger McKoy’s dramatic and detailed bird sculptures have been exhibited across the country. Every sculpture has a backstory. And so does he.

By Nancy Spitler
Witness to War
Injured troops could receive better care and benefits with new research aimed at more accurate documentation on the battlefield.

By Paul Alongi
Stumphouse Tunnel Sleuths
Bats are dying off at alarming rates due to white-nose syndrome. Clemson researchers are exploring how to foster bat populations to survive this disease.

By Jonathan Veit
Not Taking No for an Answer
Though she’s nearly deaf and blind, Miriam Lozeanu is thriving at Clemson through perseverance and a positive attitude.

By Paul Alongi

June 14, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

Stumphouse Tunnel Sleuths

Bats are dying off at alarming rates due to white-nose syndrome. Researchers are exploring how to foster bat populations to survive this disease.

June 14, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

Atelier InSite Sparks Creativity at Clemson’s Core

June 14, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

Stumphouse Tunnel Sleuths

Bats are dying off at alarming rates due to white-nose syndrome. Researchers are exploring how to foster bat populations to survive this disease.

June 14, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

Atelier InSite Sparks Creativity at Clemson’s Core

Core Campus is a hub of activity. It’s a place where students can dine, study and even sleep. Now they’ll also be able to experience an original work of art by nationally and internationally acclaimed artist Koryn Rolstad of Koryn Rolstad Studios in Seattle.

April 10, 2017/by Julia Sellers

Championship Legacy: Sons Make Winning a Family Affair

November 10, 2016/by Julia Sellers

The Unbreakable Tiger

May 4, 2016/by Nancy Spitler

Thoughts on Teaching through Rap: Web Exclusive

April 13, 2016/by CW Staff

TREADING WATER: Clemson extension stands in the breach

The View from Sikes

June 14, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

The Value of a Life-Changing Education

I spent an energizing day at the South Carolina State House this spring with hundreds of Clemson advocates who gathered to learn about the University’s legislative agenda and to show support for keeping Clemson among the best universities in the nation.

Landmarks & Legends

June 14, 2018/by Sara Ann Hutto

Friday Flyers

When John Acorn was in elementary school, he and his classmates would get their graded tests back from their teachers every Friday so that they could take them home and share them with their parents.

In These Hills