Clemson senior Andrew Wall had been plotting for weeks, making a plan, telling friends and family, trying to figure out how he could propose to a woman he describes as “the happiest, most joyful person I know.”
Clemson senior Andrew Wall had been plotting for weeks, making a plan, telling friends and family, trying to figure out how he could propose to a woman he describes as “the happiest, most joyful person I know.”
The specific project Cain and Carlsten are a part of involves providing clean, safe-to-drink water to the community, including the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic. The clinic provides health services for 26 communities with over 9,000 patients coming through each year.
Clemson students have a lot to be thankful for: a winning football team, a friendly student body, hard-working and caring professors, orange and purple sunsets … the list goes on. As Thanksgiving Day approaches, we are reminded of why we are lucky to be at Clemson. So we polled our fellow Tigers and asked what they are thankful for here at Clemson.
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Clemson senior Will Hall uses the radio to create a difference in others’ lives by educating them on important topics, whether they are local or global. He hopes that this education will positively increase listeners’ understanding of the world around them.
Clemson students who endeavor to receive a degree in the performing arts department have chosen to take on a life of long rehearsals, hours of set painting and tedious nights of sleeping with their scripts in hand. They hope to soak in their characters. There is no such thing as being too dedicated.
The man responsible for Clemson University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration played a role in helping the nation celebrate King with the opening and dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Young minds from all over the world come to our college town in South Carolina through Clemson’s international studies program. Most of them don’t have cars, some have never been to the United States and others still don’t quite understand the concept of tailgating. But if you sit down with international students and ask how they feel on Clemson’s campus, you will find that they might be calling it “home.”
Clemson freshman Nathan Goodroe has never lost his magic. His tricks amaze, but he knows there is more to magic than the paranormal.
Drop off old e-waste (unwanted electronics) along with other recyclable goods like paper, plastic, cans and cardboard at Byrnes Mall area on Nov. 15 during America Recycles Day.