The Joseph F. Sullivan Center at Clemson University is offering new services including a dermatology clinic, travel immunization clinic and one-on-one wellness counseling in order to increase the number of health care services offered to Clemson employees, faculty and staff.
Clemson University Feature Stories
University Feature Stories
University Feature Stories
Sharp Shooters — A national victory from Clemson’s shotgun club puts the Tigers on top
May 7th, 2013Clemson’s recently formed Shotgun Club earned the Division III team high overall score and national championship at the ACUI Collegiate Clay Target National Championships. First-place finishes in several individual events helped the Tigers bring home the gold.
Clemson’s Class of 2013 grads are ready to turn their passions into careers
May 6th, 2013It’s that time of year again — graduation. Clemson graduation has always been a time to celebrate the accomplishments our students have made and to anticipate the new heights they will reach in the future, and this year is no exception as the graduating class of 2013 is showing more potential than ever. But until then, here are the stories of five remarkable Tigers.
Get to know Clemson’s parking enforcement officers
April 30th, 2013Jennifer Bridgeman, Rick Ertzberger, Guadalupe Hackett, Jack Olker, Michael Seigler and Randy Ward are responsible for keeping things running safely and smoothly through parking operations on campus. And whether you are running late to class and decide to slide into a 30-minute space, misplace your parking permit or have an extravagant plea as to why your car shouldn’t be towed, they’ve heard it all.
Former Clemson Tiger Coty Sensabaugh to speak about his Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) Man of the Year 2013 campaign at Nashville Prowl & Growl
April 29th, 2013Other than football, Coty Sensabaugh of the Tennessee Titans is passionate about one thing: combatting blood cancer. Many remember Coty as the Clemson Tiger’s defensive back who graduated in 2012 after four successful years on the field. Today, he is a candidate for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) Man of the Year 2013, which he accepts with great honor as a way of honoring his older brother.
Determined to excel at athletics and academics
April 26th, 2013When Brittney Waller isn’t throwing a discus 160 feet, she’s cultivating her interest in agriculture — and exceeding in both. The standout Clemson track and field star is also a standout agricultural education student.
Take a walk through South Carolina without ever leaving Clemson
April 22nd, 2013The new Natural Heritage Garden at the South Carolina Botanical Garden will uniquely represent the ecological aspects and heritage of each part of South Carolina. The Heritage Garden will include three distinct ecosystems — the plants, ecological processes and connections with mankind — to represent the state’s mountain, piedmont and coastal plain areas.
Perspective, passion, perspiration: A FIRST student’s path to success
April 22nd, 2013For Clemson alum Carlo White, FIRST students provide a fresh perspective and appreciation of the value of education because they have lived through the limitations of not having a college degree.
Atelier InSite: A marriage of art and mortar
April 22nd, 2013The Atelier InSite, student-driven initiative encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration and provides hands-on opportunities for students to conduct research on the nature of public art, investigate the design build process, conduct site analysis and identify site locations for artwork.
The silence begins on Saturday night
April 17th, 2013What do 240 headphones, glow sticks and the Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity have in common? Clemson’s first silent rave! The rave-themed dance party is called “silent” because the music plays through individual headphones given to partygoers.
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