You Can Go Home Again
Professor emeritus David Van Lear never thought he would fish again. But with the help of a couple of former students, he found his way back to a river of his childhood.
Riding Out the Storm
/ in Features / 0 Comments / by: Steven BradleyThirty years after Hurricane Hugo, Clemson’s Baruch Institute is still in the trenches of hurricane research.
Teaching in the Time of COVID-19
/ in Features / 0 Comments / by: Paul AlongiTwo mornings a week, Fadi Abdeljawad goes into a nook just off his kitchen, stands in front of his open laptop and teaches a mechanical engineering course to about 30 students who are scattered across the country because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Miles of Heart
/ in Features, Web Exclusive / 0 Comments / by: Nancy Spitler and Emily BakerHere are some of the stories of Clemson’s people. We share them as a simple record of deeds great and small that have kept us safe, brought us comfort and cared for our community.
A Team Effort
/ in Features / 0 Comments / by: Nancy Spitler and Sara Ann Hutto '17This spring, people all over the world have been stepping out on their porches every evening at 7 p.m. to applaud health care workers who have been putting themselves at risk caring for those with COVID-19.
Lighting a New Way to Study Brain Function
/ in Features / 1 Comment / by: Chris WaldropStephen Foulger is harnessing new X-ray-sensitive, light-emitting materials, which may enable control of neural activity from outside the skull.
A Time Capsule for Nuclear Waste
/ in Features / 0 Comments / by: Scott MillerClemson researchers are pioneering ways to use medical imaging technology to study the movement of radionuclides through soil
Out in Front of Pain
/ in Features / 3 Comments / by: Michael StatonClemson researchers play an instrumental role in expanding a program that spares infants the pain of opioid withdrawal.
Behind the Lens
/ in Features / 7 Comments / by: CW StaffOur photographers offer a glimpse into their world of capturing the beauty and personality of Clemson.
The Face of Science
/ in Features / 1 Comment / by: Joquita BurkaDrake O’Sullivan was born with a rare genetic disease. His mother, Clemson student Tarah O’Sullivan, is on a mission to help him and other students affected.