Clemson roboticists have designed robots that can crawl, jump and now swim.

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Clemson roboticists have designed robots that can crawl, jump and now swim.

As the 1976 bicentennial class celebrates induction as Golden Tigers, one alumnus reflects on the notable impression made on — and by — a historic Clemson class.

An inside look at how Clemson’s Events Services makes some of the University’s most beloved events successful while providing students with hands-on learning experiences.

Serena Johnson ’26 credits Clemson’s Department of English with self-confidence, career readiness.

Through his sister Louisa’s marriage to the great-nephew of George Washington, Thomas Green Clemson came into possession of a chair believed to have been used by America’s first president.

Middle Georgia among the additions to network of clubs.

The Power of One Challenge inspires David Sprouse ’61 and Sandra Sprouse’s Cornerstone investment.

The life-changing value of scholarships drives Raymond and Carla Jones’ giving.

Clemson’s most technologically advanced building was made possible with support from individuals, industries and the state: the Advanced Materials Innovation Complex.