E-learning for main campus today; Spring Ring Week starts today; Stop by the Major/Minor Fair

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
FEBRUARY 2, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Order your Clemson Ring during Spring Ring Week; Stop by the Major/Minor Fair to learn more about different degree programs; Visit the Academic Success Center's Study Skills Lab to build better study habits.

A female student holds her new Clemson ring.

Your Look Ahead:

As a reminder, today is e-learning for all main campus classes. No in-person classes or labs will be held.
Spring Ring Week appointments begin today, with on-campus appointments taking place Tuesday through Thursday at Owen Pavilion. Students who are eligible to purchase their ring and participate in the Spring Ring Ceremony will receive an email with instructions on scheduling their appointment.
Interested in changing your major or adding a minor? Visit the Major/Minor Fair tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Hendrix Student Center Ballrooms A & B. Representatives from all eight colleges will be available, including Honors, Pre-Law, Pre-Vet and Pre-Health programs!

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

A group of honors student chat outside Core Campus.

Undergraduate Students: Interested in exploring the Honors College and its classes, programs, grants and opportunities? Attend an information session this week to find out when and how to apply.
Visit the Academic Success Center’s Study Skills Lab to build better study habits and achieve your goals. Work with peer success guides in room 307 — no appointment needed — on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 5 p.m. and Wednesdays from 2–6 p.m.

SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT

Clemson is the perfect place to enjoy winter weather, as witnessed by your photos at various locations throughout campus. These students took the opportunity to play football on Bowman Field.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

Student Employees: 2025 W-2 forms are now available to download.
Registration Deadline: Sign up by Monday, Feb. 9 for this year's Alternative Spring Break in Asheville, N.C., working with GreenWorks, an organization that "inspires, equips and mobilizes communities to create an equitable, climate-resilient future."
New elevators are coming to Cooper Library. One elevator will remain operational at all times, and patrons should expect periods of noise. The project will be paused the week before and during final exams at the end of the Spring semester.