Weekend Athletics events; Chemistry history comes to Clemson; GIS workshop series

DAILY NEWSLETTER
JANUARY 9, 2026

ABOVE THE FOLD

Good morning! Clemson Athletics hosts several events this weekend on campus. A piece of chemistry history comes to Clemson; Learn the basics of geographic information systems with a free workshop series.

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What to know today:

Clemson Gymnastics hosts Alabama tonight at 7 p.m. at Littlejohn Coliseum. Fans will receive a free light wristband for a series of light shows as part of "Light Up Littlejohn."

Clemson Track & Field will host the Clemson Invitational tomorrow at the
Clemson Indoor Track & Field Complex. Visit the Athletics Calendar for up-to-date information on Athletics events.

NEWS AND UPDATES

Christopher Chouinard points at exhibit next to two graduate students.

A new exhibit highlighting the development of mass spectrometry will be on display at Clemson University until next summer. Ken Marcus, the Robert Adger Bowen Professor of Chemistry, and assistant professor Christopher Chouinard use mass spectrometry in various applications from environmental analysis to drug development and detection.

As Clemson hosts the 40th annual Global Tire Conference in April, the milestone arrives at a pivotal moment for the mobility sector. This year, the conference's legacy expands further through a new collaboration with Clemson’s MBA Program and the Clemson Center for Corporate Learning.

MORE FROM TIGERTOWN

The Clemson Center for Geospatial Technologies (CCGT) is offering an in-person introductory GIS workshop series this semester covering six core subject areas using ArcGIS Pro. The workshops are free to attend for faculty, staff and students. Registration for the series is now available.

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