Clemson World magazine

The Things They Saw
A veteran of two tours in Iraq, Brennan Beck found his path out of PTSD and depression through a veterans writing group. Now he’s sharing that path with others at Clemson.
Halftime is Showtime
For one Clemson grad, hard work, long hours, perseverance and preparation have led to the world of NFL football and the Super Bowl, where she is responsible for the most watched 12 minutes in television.
Fighting Tigers
The Red Arrows, an extraordinary unit that included 19 Clemson men, were among the first and the last to serve in the Pacific during World War II.

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The View from Sikes

September 1, 2017/by Chris Waldrop

Building on Our Legacy of Undergraduate Excellence

More than 4,700 Clemson graduates walked across the stage in…

Landmarks & Legends

September 3, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

The Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History

It’s a small unassuming building that looks like it belongs in an earlier time. Many people on campus aren’t aware of its existence, and few have been inside.

In These Hills

Morgan Corp. officials donated a LiDAR scanner and then posed for photos with students, who used it during their trip to Dominica.

September 4, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

Students help island nation still recovering from devastating storm

About 5,000 residents near the southern tip of Dominica learned just how precarious their water supply was when Tropical Storm Erika’s torrential rains caused a creek to breach the cistern that holds their treated drinking water.

“If you don't have an 'I Am,' someone will have a 'You Are'," said Khalilah Shabazz of Indiana University, demonstrating how men of color are labeled. “Have a clear definition of yourself!”

September 4, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

Broadening the path to higher education

September 3, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

Undergraduates capture prestigious Goldwater, Truman awards

September 2, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

Pershing Rifles’ precision earns national championship

This year’s crop of NSF Graduate Research Fellows included (from left) Jacqueline Rohde, Lauren Pruett, Lauren Gambill and John Sherwood. Not pictured are Sarah Donaher, Kylie Gomes, Shyla Kupis and Brandt Ruszkiewicz.

September 1, 2017/by Nancy Spitler

Eight win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Alumni Profiles

September 4, 2017/by Julia Sellers

Pursuit of Passion: Lindsay Louise McPhail ’09

Stepping into the Art Cellar means being greeted with bold primary colors, pretty pastels, trinkets to take home and statement pieces to hang above mantels. It’s not just a place for artists to sell their wares, but also a home for art education and mentorship.