Student Affairs awards; Residential move-out; George Strait concert impacts

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
APRIL 30, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Student Affairs honored outstanding students at its annual awards program; Saturday is the last day to move out for residential students; Parking lots open at 10 a.m. on Saturday for the George Strait concert in Death Valley.

Students holding award plaques alongside Vice President for Student Affairs Doug Hallenbeck

Your Look Ahead:

The Division of Student Affairs presented its annual student awards on Wednesday, April 29 during a celebration of the 2025-26 academic year. Get to know this year's winners!
Residential Students: On-campus residential communities close on Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. All students without permission to stay beyond this date must check out with housing.
George Strait is performing under the lights of Memorial Stadium on Saturday, May 2 as part of the Death Valley Nights concert series. Check out all of the impacts to main campus parking.

CELEBRATING OUR GRADUATES

A graduating senior in the College of Science wears a green sweater and stands with her arms crossed in a University lab

Yashvi Patel, a double major in biochemistry and psychology, completed a clinical research internship last summer at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida and plans to take a gap year before attending medical school.

An infographic encouraging students to celebrate safety during spring events.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

Get outside this summer! Equipment can be rented from CORE at Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center by anyone with a Campus Recreation membership. Reservable equipment ranges from fishing rods, tents and mountain bikes to paddleboards and kayaks.

TECH TIP THURSDAY

Graduating Seniors: Graduation is an exciting time for every Tiger, but it unfortunately does mean a change to some of the software and services you've grown accustomed to during your time at Clemson. Learn how to prepare your technology and data before graduation.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

Phi Beta Kappa, America’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor society, welcomed 35 Clemson students into its Delta chapter during its 2026 induction ceremony.
Students gathered at the Watt Family Innovation Center to showcase their work at the 21st annual Focus on Creative Inquiry (FoCI) poster forum April 8-10. This year’s event featured 358 posters on topics ranging from water quality to the influence of AI-generated suggestions on human behavior.
The City of Clemson Shred Day is set for Saturday, May 2 from 9 a.m. to noon at the CATbus headquarters. Join Solid Green Clemson and City residents by bringing documents to be destroyed in a safe environment.