No rotten tomatoes – S.C. nonprofit builds community through storytelling
A man in a suit stands at a microphone, describing the night he and some high school buddies nearly burned down their hometown shooting off fireworks.
Capitol Report
The House of Representatives amended, approved and sent the Senate H.4000, the General Appropriation Bill, and H.4001, the joint resolution making appropriations from the Capital Reserve Fund, which together comprise the fiscal 2019-2020 state budget.
How to protect your yard from deer
With more than 60 different species of deer worldwide, there’s a good chance individuals will have some sort of interaction with these majestic animals at one point during their lifetimes. Deer, which live on all continents except Antarctica, can survive in everything from mountainous areas to wet rainforests to suburban neighborhoods. These herbivores are voracious eaters that will search far and wide for their meals. Home landscapes...
Summer Scholars program invites middle, high school students to ‘try on’ Clemson for a week
Jennifer Iacono’s first few minutes in Clemson’s Summer Scholars program weren’t ideal.
S.C. peaches suffered minimal damage from freeze
Clemson researchers report South Carolina peaches appear to have survived the recent cold snap, but growers shouldn’t let down their guard just yet.
Saved by science? Clemson professor takes a new look at disasters
A Clemson University faculty member is a coauthor of the newest publication from the American Academy of Arts & Sciences that offers insights and recommendations to increase the role of scientists in times of disaster.