A nationally respected academic leader, accomplished administrator and award-winning educator, Ayers will assume the presidency on Aug. 1.

Clemson is partnering with BMW of North America on the latest Deep Orange prototype vehicle, a solar-powered energy-positive vehicle concept.

A 48-hour design sprint challenged Clemson students to make fountain drinks appealing in the food-delivery era.

Clemson's world cinema students craved experience not only studying films but also producing them. When the executive producer of an Emmy Award-winning television series entered the scene as a new professor of practice, they gained the opportunity of a lifetime.

Caroline Farkas M ’19 is far too modest to call herself an innovator, but it’s hard to argue the title given the facts. While teaching fourth-grade math during COVID after becoming a parent, she noticed a lack of quality math content designed for kids that could be delivered remotely.

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Bound for Home

With the war over, Flight Officer Samuel Avery Turrentine was expecting to be released from the Army Air Force within a week or so. From his post in Greenland, he hitched a ride on a B-17 heading back to the States.

More than 30 Clemson students are spending the summer tackling research through the Summer Creative Inquiry (CI) program. Students from a variety of majors are working full-time in the lab or in the field, collecting samples, analyzing data, and more as part of the intensive 10-week program.

Anastasia Thyroff, associate professor of marketing and founder and faculty director of CU Insights, a marketing research Creative Inquiry, led 16 marketing students on visits to three major organizations at the forefront of insights and innovation: Kantar, Inspire Brands and Microsoft.