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For over 130 years, Clemson University has shown unwavering dedication to the people of South Carolina. The University was founded with a land-grant mission and innovative vision — to increase the material resources of the State as a high seminary of learning. Since that time, the University has grown in esteem and impact, earning the R1 classification as one of the nation’s most active research institutions, developing international leaders and instilling our core values of honesty, integrity and respect in more than 160,000 graduates. At Clemson, we see the potential in diverse fields, unexpected applications and determined individuals. Join our journey to develop the skills and inspire the hearts of Tigers working to create significant impact in the profession that calls their name. Source

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Spring of 2026 Dean’s List

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By Paula Powers
| Clemson University
Academic excellence is measured not only by outcomes, but by the discipline, determination and resilience required to achieve them. Each semester, Clemson University recognizes students whose consistent commitment to learning earns them a place on the Dean’s List — an honor reserved for those who demonstrate outstanding academic performance.
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Spring of 2026 President’s List

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By Paula Powers
| Clemson University
Excellence is rarely the result of a single moment. It is built over countless hours of preparation, persistence and dedication. Each semester, a select group of Clemson University students distinguish themselves through exceptional academic achievement, earning a place on the President’s List — one of the University’s highest honors.
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Clemson STRIDE ART Academy applications open for Fall 2026 Cohort

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By Ryan Real
| Clemson University
Clemson University’s STRIDE program has announced that applications are now open for the Fall 2026 ART Academy, a professional development initiative designed to help researchers translate discoveries into tangible market and societal impact. The ART Academy (Accelerating Research Translation) equips participants – faculty, graduate students and postdoctoral researchers – with best practices in research translation.
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Clemson University Department of Art Strengthens Long-Standing Presence at ArtFields

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By Meredith Mims McTigue
| Clemson University
The Clemson University Department of Art continued its long-standing relationship with ArtFields in 2026 as students and alumni from the College of Architecture, Art and Construction (CAAC) exhibited work during the annual juried competition and festival in Lake City. Founded in 2013, ArtFields has grown into a year-round festival that supports exhibitions, public art and programming throughout South Carolina.
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MRED students present development proposals for Greenville site during annual practicum

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By Ryan Real
| Clemson University
Students in Clemson University’s Master of Real Estate Development program recently presented comprehensive development proposals for a Greenville site during the program’s annual practicum at Greenville ONE, home to Clemson’s graduate programs in real estate development. The presentations showcased months of research, planning and analysis focused on a 45-acre site at the corner of Salters Road and Verdae Boulevard in Greenville.
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Celebrate America’s 250th birthday safely

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By Davis Simpson
| Clemson University
The United States of America will celebrate its 250th birthday this year. As you and your family and friends celebrate this momentous occasion, whether heading out on the water or grilling out at home, ensure your festivities are conducted safely. Review the following safety tips related to extreme heat, thunderstorms, fireworks and boating safety to ensure you and your family stay safe this Independence Day weekend.
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Longtime Clemson horticulture lecturer Ellen Vincent looks forward to life after teaching

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By Marlon W. Morgan
| Clemson University
As the clock ticks closer to Ellen Vincent’s Aug. 5 retirement date, a lot of things have started to cross her mind. What will it feel like to no longer teach students? What will it be like not working for the first time in her life? How will she spend her time? But as she ponders what her career as a principal lecturer of horticulture and an environmental landscape specialist at Clemson University has been like, “rewarding” is the first word that comes to mind for Vincent.
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Learning the Art of Conflict Management

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By Stacia Harris
| Clemson University
Working through a conflict can feel uncomfortable for people of all ages and experience levels. During this year’s ‘Bring Your Daughter to Clemson’ program, organized by the Clemson Women’s Alumni Council, some high school participants took part in a seminar led by Dr. Jo Smith, Professional Development Unit Lead at the PCVM. Students learned that disagreement itself is not the problem, but responding thoughtfully and constructively is what matters.
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Clemson University historian named to prestigious Liberty Fellowship

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By Ken Scar
| Clemson University
More than 350 fellows have worked individually and collectively toward “creating a better South Carolina for all.” Clemson historian Otis Pickett is the fifth Clemson Liberty Fellow, and his charge is to help tackle some of the state’s most pressing challenges. If you were a movie producer looking to cast someone for the role of cool college history professor, you might put out a casting call for someone just like Otis Westbrook Pickett.
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Board of Trustees approves FY27 budget at summer quarterly meetings

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By Paula Powers
| Clemson University
Clemson University’s Board of Trustees met on main campus Thursday for its summer quarterly meetings. The Trustees approved Tuition and Fees for the 2026-27 academic year, the FY27 University budget and honored former president Jim Clements. Clemson University’s FY27 budget reflects continued financial strength and a commitment to responsible stewardship as the higher education landscape evolves.
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