Security and Fire Safety Report now available; apply to be an RCM; Clemson top ranked in SC

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
SEPTEMBER 29, 2025

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! The annual Security and Fire Safety Report is now available to review; apply to be a Residential Community Mentor (RCM) by Wednesday; Clemson ranks as best national and public university in South Carolina.

Students walking near Douthit Hills towards Tillman Hall

Your Look Ahead:

Clemson University’s 2025 Security and Fire Safety Report is now available. The document contains campus security and personal safety information, University policies and procedures, and crime and fire safety statistics.
Residential community mentor (RCM) applications for 2026-27 are set to close this Wednesday, Oct. 1. Want to live on campus in community with residential students? Apply to learn more!

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

Brick buildings near a traffic intersection.

Clemson University ranks as the best national and public university in South Carolina in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. Clemson claimed top 15 national rankings among public schools for Co-Ops/Internships (No. 4), First-Year Experience (No. 9) and Most Innovative Schools (No. 14).

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

As a part of Campus Safety Month, CUPD is conducting a safety survey to provide you with an opportunity to share any safety concerns on campus. Complete the survey to be entered in a drawing for 100 Paw Points.
Redfern’s on-site pharmacy, staffed by student-focused pharmacists, provides prescription services, immunizations (including flu shots), over-the-counter products, specialty medication support and a take-back box.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

The Sarah A. Marshall Legacy of Leadership Award was created to honor a student employee and a faculty or staff member whose leadership mirrors Marshall’s commitment to creating welcoming spaces, empowering others and leading with purpose. Nominate a deserving individual by Feb. 15.
University Facilities has launched its Campus Issue Reporter, allowing anyone to report non-critical, outdoor infrastructure issues that may be overlooked on campus.
The Scroll of Honor Memorial Park and three adjacent parking spaces along Williamson Rd. are closed starting today until Friday, Oct. 10. Barricades are in place, as crews replace granite stone markers.