Cold weather poses serious risks to companion animals. Dean Steven Marks, along with experts from the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine and Cooperative Extension, share cold-weather safety tips for pets, poultry and small livestock.

Logan Survance has centered his entire Clemson experience around this concept of service, and he praises the University for giving him the means and the community to do so. 

For individuals and families trying to make healthy food choices, the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines reinforce a familiar message: we should eat more whole foods and protein.

Faculty in the Clemson University College of Education have developed three new courses for K-12 educators that focus on AI and its ideal use in classrooms as a teaching tool.

A war veteran who received his Clemson degree at the age of 84, Malcolm Williams ’23 has lived an eventful life. His story is a reminder that it’s never too late to go after your dreams.

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Edward Parker Sanders, Jr. was a member of Clemson’s Class of 1944 from Columbia. He was a sergeant in F Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Regiment of the Cadet Brigade. With the end of his junior year in the spring of 1943, “EP,” like most of his classmates, reported for military service.

The Clemson University Symphony and String Orchestras will present their third annual Silent Film Concert on February 1. This year, the orchestra will present the silent film “The Freshman” (1925), featuring the world premiere of a newly commissioned film score.

In a research project spanning seven years so far, trafficking survivors have questioned, corrected, and challenged their colleagues at every turn, helping redefine how the team approaches its work.

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