Care Can’t Wait
The CARE Network at Clemson addresses student issues and concerns with a formal system designed to identify needs on campus
The CARE Network at Clemson addresses student issues and concerns with a formal system designed to identify needs on campus
Paul Lee ’82 needed a kidney. When Ruthie Traylor Hite ’83 found out she was a match, she didn’t hesitate.
A short story introducing the title character of noted author Emily B. Martin’s new young adult fiction series
Paul Lee ’82 needed a kidney. When Ruthie Traylor Hite ’83 found out she was a match, she didn’t hesitate.
More than 20 years ago, a small group gathered in Clemson to discuss the need for something they felt was missing from campus — a quiet place for meditation, introspection or worship. A Clemson chapel.
Roy Jones has devoted years to chronicling South Carolina’s part in the U.S. civil rights movement.
Clemson’s Mock Turtle Soup is more than an improv group – it’s a family
Tired of scouring the internet for holiday gifts? We’ve already done the heavy lifting for you by compiling a gift guide chock full of products crafted by Clemson graduates — everything from custom skateboards, to cufflinks, to caviar. Happy gifting!
Harvey Gantt’s life has been a journey of trying to bring about a brighter future
Study lays groundwork for developing drugs to treat or prevent addiction in humans