Clemson World Magazine

Coral Crusader
Coral reefs in the Florida Keys, Caribbean and throughout the world are in dramatic decline. A graduate student from Clemson has made it her mission to help restore one of the oceans most endangered species.

By Jim Melvin
An Impatient Scientist
Maria Whitehead Ph.D. ’03 has transitioned from the study of birds to the protection of their habitat — and ours.

By Clinton Colmenares
Taking Flight
The first female launch director at NASA, Charlie Blackwell-Thompson ’88 got there with the combination of a dream, hard work and passion.

By Nancy Spitler
Lessons from her Parents
Ambassador Nikki Haley’s journey from small town to the world’s stage.

January 12, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

Lessons from Her Parents

This daughter of immigrants has gone from a small town in South Carolina to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, all the while following the lessons she learned from her parents.

January 11, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

Atelier InSite Sparks Creativity at Clemson’s Core

June 2, 2017/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

January 12, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

Lessons from Her Parents

This daughter of immigrants has gone from a small town in South Carolina to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, all the while following the lessons she learned from her parents.

January 11, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

Coral Crusader

Maria Whitehead walking a trail at Caesar's Head.

January 11, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

An Impatient Scientist

January 11, 2018/by Nancy Spitler

Taking Flight

The View from Sikes

January 12, 2018/by Julia Sellers

Clemson Women Making a Difference

It wasn’t until 1955 that the first full-time degree-seeking female undergraduate students enrolled for classes. Since that time, the women of Clemson have been crucial to our success.

Landmarks & Legends

January 12, 2018/by Chris Waldrop

Clemson Bands Sings for the President

In 1960, both John Fitzgerald Kennedy and I reached enviable positions of power, he to the presidency of the United States, I to the position of director of bands at Clemson College.

In These Hills