Staley Watches Godson Collins in Clemson Game
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley attended American University's men's game at Clemson, where her godson Madden Collins scored 23 points in an 82-73 loss.
Clemson News
Clemson news covers city government, Pickens County, school districts, Clemson University and civic life in this South Carolina college city. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Health
Live Poll
Do you believe your workplace is adequately prepared to respond to medical emergencies like seizures?
Clemson University Launches Seizure Response Training
The new program teaches workplace bystanders how to recognize and assist individuals during seizure events.
Business
Live Poll
Do you prefer donating goods to large chain stores to support their local charitable training programs?
Goodwill Opens First Retail Store in Clemson
The new boutique-style retail location on Tiger Boulevard features a donation drive-thru.
Sports
Clemson Leads American 39-35 at Halftime
Clemson took a five-point halftime edge over American at Littlejohn Coliseum after American had led by as many as seven in the first half.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Do you believe long-standing university traditions like homecoming floats are still valuable for campus communities?
Clemson Students Construct Floats for Homecoming Tradition
Over forty organizations spent the week building intricate floats to celebrate the university's 1889 founding.
Politics
Live Poll
Do presidential campaign visits to your area help you better understand the local midterm candidates?
Donald Trump to Visit Clemson on October 21
The former president will campaign for Senator Darline Graham at the T. Ed Garrison Arena.
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