STUDENT NEWSLETTER
APRIL 2, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Share your feedback on Your Clemson; Three Clemson students were named Goldwater Scholars, while two others will study at Oxford this summer; Registration for Summer semester courses opens on Monday.

Provide Feedback on Your Clemson

Your Clemson is quickly approaching the end of its first academic year as the University's student newsletter, and we want your feedback!

Tell us how we are doing and where we can improve by participating in a short survey — it takes less than five minutes to complete — by Monday, April 6.

Four female students and one male student are pictured on Clemson's campus.

Your Look Ahead:

Ashley Blake, Drew Hodges and Meridee Ritzer (clockwise, in left photo) have been named 2026 Goldwater Scholars, one of the nation’s most prestigious undergraduate awards in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Olivia Oefinger and Ellisen Berry (left to right, in right photo) will study at the University of Oxford this summer as 2026 Duckenfield Scholars through a selective Honors College opportunity.
As part of ongoing efforts to protect Clemson accounts, CCIT has turned on two-factor authentication (2FA) for Microsoft 365 applications. You may notice apps like Outlook, Word and Excel now require 2FA after logging in with a Clemson username and password.

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

A view of Clemson's main campus at sunrise.

Summer semester courses are a great way to accommodate internships, study abroad, complete prerequisites, explore a new academic path, boost your GPA and more. Registration opens on Monday, April 6. Check the Summer at Clemson website for more information on courses and dates.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

April is Distracted Driving Month. The Clemson University Police Department reminds students that under South Carolina's Hands-Free Law, drivers may not hold or support a mobile device with any part of their body. Put your phone down while driving; it's the law. CUPD K9 Luna is watching.

TECH TIP THURSDAY

Effective Friday, April 3, students who use Microsoft Outlook will receive a new email digest when messages are moved to the Junk Email folder, helping reduce the chance that a relevant email is missed.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

Clemson Home is hiring Summer Area Desk Assistants to support key management and access services while building customer service skills. Pay is $10-12 per hour with housing and a meal plan. Email Clemson Home for details.
The Center for Student Leadership and Engagement is partnering with Clemson Engineers for Developing Communities on Friday, April 10 to deliver a hands-on experience that breaks down stereotypes of poverty through realistic simulations. RSVP in TigerQuest.