Tips for finals week; University spring awards; Campus & Community Day

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
APRIL 27, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Practice self-care during finals week; Nine students are set to receive University awards on Monday, May 4; The International Town & Gown Association recognizes Campus & Community Day tomorrow.

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Your Look Ahead:

You got this, Tigers! You've prepared all semester and you're ready for this moment. Practice self-care this week with these stress management tips and techniques and remember you're more than just your grades.
Three undergraduates and six graduate students will receive Clemson University spring awards alongside faculty and staff during a special ceremony at the Madren Center’s Owen Pavilion on Monday, May 4. Read more on this year's winners.
The International Town & Gown Association (ITGA) recognizes Campus & Community Day on Tuesday, April 28 — highlighting the essential, powerful relationships between campuses and their host communities. The University and City are conducting a joint blood drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Bryan Mall, in front of Vickery Hall. Schedule an appointment to make a donation.

CELEBRATING OUR GRADUATES

A young woman wearing a black tank top holds a movie clapperboard in the air, preparing to close it.

Diana Wells pursued her dream of working in movies through Clemson's world cinema program. Her experiences at the Trilith Institute in Atlanta and on "Student Film: The Movie" at Clemson led directly to other film production opportunities.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, National Denim Day will be observed on Wednesday, April 29, when the campus community is encouraged to wear denim to show support for survivors and raise awareness that there is no excuse for sexual assault.
Don’t forget to refill or transfer your prescriptions at Redfern’s Pharmacy before leaving town for the summer or after graduation.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

It's important to eat well and fuel your body to do your best during finals. Check out the dining hours of operation this week to grab your favorite meal or the perfect snack.
Call Me MiSTER is partnering with the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities to equip future teachers with arts-based, creative classroom learning strategies.