Review alcohol and other drug policy; First Friday Parade set for Sept. 11; Attend the Major/Minor Fair

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
SEPTEMBER 3, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Review the University's alcohol and other drug policy and available resources; First Friday Parade returns Sept. 11; Explore Clemson's degree programs at the Major/Minor Fair; Apply for Winter Commencement.

Your Look Ahead:

Clemson is committed to fostering a culture of well-being. Students are expected to follow SC law and University policies, make choices that reduce risk, and help protect the health and safety of the campus community. Read Clemson’s alcohol and other drug policy and view available resources.
The First Friday Parade returns Sept. 11 on the eve of Clemson’s home football season. The event begins at 6 p.m. at Douthit Hills Hub, advancing down Highway 93 to the Lower Intramural Field.
The University will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day. Classes will not meet, and the next Your Clemson will run on Sept. 10.

Click to read safety reminders from Chief Jason Bruder.

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

A student chats with a representative from the Academic Success Center.

Undergraduate Students: Explore Clemson’s degree programs during the annual Major/Minor Fair from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Hendrix Student Center ballrooms on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
The last day to apply for Winter Commencement is Tuesday, Sept. 8. Contact the Office of the Registrar if you have any questions.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

September is Suicide Prevention Month. Clemson's Tigers Together initiative works to prevent suicide through education, advocacy and fostering a supportive, caring community. Visit the Tigers Together website for resources and crisis support.

TECH TIP THURSDAY

Clemson students have access to ChatGPT Edu, a version of the generative AI system that allows the Clemson community to explore practical uses of AI in education, research and day-to-day work.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

U-NITES! is hosting weekly Thursday Night Trivia in the Barnes Center from 10 p.m. to midnight. Students can interact with an engaging staff, a variety of trivia questions and a chance to win awesome prizes!
From Sept. 7-21, purchase a Block 75 or higher meal plan in the Clemson Home Portal and receive an extra $50 in Paw Points. Explore new options, including meal exchanges, King’s Hawaiian deli in Schilletter, REVIVE and late-night dining.
The Engineering Leadership Speaker Series welcomes Deb Conklin '92 to the Brooks Center on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 5 p.m. Conklin will share her perspective on leading with purpose, making the most of the Clemson Experience and harnessing the power of the Clemson network.