Parting Shot
One journey ends and another begins. Her mortarboard says it all.
The 2018 Distinguished Service Award Winners
The Distinguished Service Award is the highest honor bestowed upon a former Clemson student. It recognizes those whose devotion to Clemson has increased the value of the University for future generations and whose lives have expressed, through service to community, profession and the public, the finest Clemson traditions.
First Impression
As prospective students tour campus and learn about the University, their journey is only beginning.
A Walk Down the Red Carpet in Cannes
When Madison Williams graduated in May with a graphic communications degree, she walked the red carpet while her classmates crossed the stage at Littlejohn Coliseum.
Tigers in Print
Damon L. Fowler ’78, M ’80 Kelly Durham ’80 Gray Rinehart ’86 Mark D. Major ’91 Will K. Thompson ’00 Catherine Garrison Davis ’95 and Elizabeth Garrison Rasor ’95, illustrated by Emily B. Martin ’10, M ’12 Jared Reck ’03 K.V. Scruggs ’03 Kimberly J. Simms ’06 Emily B. Martin ’10, M ’12 […]
Clemson Study Finds Minimum Wage Can Affect Criminal Recidivism
A higher minimum wage and earned income tax credits can mean the difference between a return to prison or making a living outside of crime for recently released convicts, according to research by a Clemson economics professor.
Trustees approve child care facility
In February, Clemson trustees approved a $5 million budget to construct a 12,700-square-foot child care facility, which will be operated by a private, third-party provider for infant, toddler and preschool children of faculty, staff and students. The construction will be funded through an established endowment for faculty and staff benefits, with expected completion in 2020.
Clemson students explore mitigating impact of baby boomer leaving the workforce
What happens to a company if it abruptly loses a significant percentage of its most experienced employees? This is the conundrum companies across the U.S. are facing as baby boomers — the 76 million Americans born between 1946 and 1964 — approach the end of their working lives.
Witness to War
Injured troops could receive better care and benefits with new research aimed at better documentation on the battlefield.
New signs installed as part of board’s history of Clemson plan
Clemson has taken another significant step in sharing its complete history with the installation of new signs at the 11 historic buildings on the main campus and enhanced markers at Gantt Circle. The signs are the latest example of the work being done as a result of recommendations developed in early 2016 by a history […]