Greg Yarrow, who has served at Clemson as a professor of wildlife ecology since 1988, has been named acting dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences (CAFLS). 

Following an increasingly competitive admissions cycle with a record number of applications for first-year students, Clemson University will soon welcome a class of around 4,658 students to Tigertown.

The twins said their graduation sends the message that if they can earn doctorates, anyone can. 

Kailey Nelms ’26 and Julia Shuler ’25, both Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students, ventured into the world of art beyond the classroom, gaining insights into contemporary art and interior design. 

Yancey discusses how an online graduate degree from Clemson University still made her feel connected to campus and colleagues, and how learning to focus education and training on adults has allowed her to excel in her role.

Sez Atamturktur Russcher has been appointed associate vice president for the Charleston-area Innovation Centers at the Clemson University Restoration Institute (CURI).