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Search ArticlesTiny homes, big impacts: NCRED program and partners help fill housing gap
For the past 32 years, the Habitat for Humanity house build during Homecoming Week at Clemson University has given students, volunteers and community partners of all skillsets and the chance to do something meaningful over the course of a few weeks on Bowman Field. Richard Gauthier, director of experiential learning in the Nieri Department of Construction and Real Estate Development (NCRED), felt inspired and wondered how they could do even more in the Spring semesters.
Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine welcomes new faculty
At the beginning of the Fall 2026 semester, the University announced the addition of ten full-time faculty members for the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine. The new faculty join a robust team of educators to help Clemson achieve its mission of educating students to think deeply about and engage in the social, scientific, economic and professional challenges of our times. Faculty bios are posted on the PCVM website.
Meet the new faculty of the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences
At the beginning of the Fall semester, the University announced the addition of 13 faculty members in the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences (CBSHS). The new faculty join a dedicated team of educators united by their commitment to the College’s mission to build people and communities statewide and beyond. “It is my honor to welcome this accomplished group of faculty to the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences,” said Leslie Hossfeld, CBSHS dean.
Army Corps of Engineers to Limit Lake Hartwell Water Level; No impact to University operations
On Wednesday, Aug. 26, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) Savannah District announced it will maintain lake-level restrictions at Hartwell Lake. There is no immediate danger to the public. There is also currently no impact on University operations. All University facilities adjacent to the lake, including the Snow Family Outdoor Fitness and Wellness Complex, remain open and fully operational. The restriction caps the lake’s normal operating (full) level at 656 feet MSL year-round.
Building a nation: How Clemson University engineers and scientists helped shape America
The College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences is taking this opportunity as the nation marks its 250th year to reflect on how Tigers have helped strengthen industries and find innovative solutions to some of the country’s most difficult challenges. Anand Gramopadhye, dean of the college, said that as it celebrates its past, it is also helping define a new era of innovation, shape the future workforce and drive economic development.
Fight local food insecurity at the Tigers Meal Pack for 9/11 Day
Clemson University will kick off its inaugural Tigers Meal Pack for 9/11 Day event on Thursday, Sept. 10, to help fight food insecurity in the local community. The event provides the University community with an opportunity to volunteer and serve in observance of this year’s historic 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
$5.25 million gift to expand the reach and impact of the Thomas F. Chapman ’65 Leadership Scholars Program
Tom Chapman ’65 and Karen Chapman Honorary Alumnus ’18, are building on nearly two decades of investment in Clemson students with a new $5.25 million commitment to expand the Thomas F. Chapman ’65 Leadership Scholars Program and strengthen its impact across the University.
South Carolina youth continue to excel in national wildlife competition
When Clemson Cooperative Extension Service brought back the statewide competition for the Wildlife Habitat Education Program (WHEP) in 2019, who knew the dynasty that it would create on the national level? WHEP is a national hands-on environmental education program dedicated to teaching youth across the country about wildlife and fisheries habitat conservation and management. Youth are given an opportunity to learn and test their wildlife knowledge in a friendly competition.
College of Science alumni profile: Juanita Edwards ’00
Juanita Edwards’ path from Clemson University to Pzifer, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, marks a career defined by perseverance, growth and determination. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 2000, the Georgetown, South Carolina, native worked at Dollar General for six months before she landed a job with Earth Tech, a global design, consulting and environmental engineering company.
PEER introduces unified approach to student support
The College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences is bringing several student support programs and services together under a single name: PEER — Programs for Educational Enrichment and Retention. Formerly known as PEER & WISE, PEER reflects a more connected approach to a range of mentoring, tutoring, academic support, life coaching and student success services designed to help students throughout their Clemson Experience.