Alcohol and drug policy review; PAL and tutoring sessions; Seth the Comfort Dog

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
SEPTEMBER 25, 2025

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Review Clemson's alcohol and drug use policy; PAL and tutoring resources available through the Academic Success Center; Seth the Comfort Dog visits the Library Learning Commons to put smiles on students' faces.

The reflection pond sits in front of Cooper Library on Clemson's campus

Your Look Ahead:

Each fall, Clemson makes the University's alcohol and drug use policy available to every student as required by the U.S. Department of Education. The report includes links to the Code of Conduct and support resources.
The Clemson University Bookstore is located on the ground floor of the Hub at Douthit Hills and offers school supplies, textbooks, technology and a marketplace including apparel items.

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

Students go through a peer-assisted learning session in the Academic Success Center

Take advantage of free academic resources designed to help you thrive this semester. Join a Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) study session, connect one-on-one with a tutor and pick up your free student planner and resource guide to stay organized. Don’t wait — your future self will thank you!

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

Hurricane season is ongoing and with potential tropical activity in the Atlantic, now is a good time to review your level of preparedness. Be weather aware, monitor local news sources, review emergency plans and restock needed items in your emergency kit.
MUSC Health and Redfern offer 24/7 virtual urgent care for students who have paid the health fee and are located in South Carolina. Visits are free and cover common conditions such as colds, allergies, UTIs and more.

SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT

Seth the Comfort Dog is photographed by a student in Cooper Library

Need a reason to smile? Be on the lookout for Seth the Comfort Dog when he visits main campus in the Library Learning Commons and other places.

TECH TIP THURSDAY

Print large posters, banners and more with plotting services. Each plot costs $1 per square foot; visit the printing and plotting window outside the CCIT Support Center in Cooper Library to learn more or pick up your plot.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

As part of Suicide Prevention Month, "Sincerely, Daniel" is hosting a Walk and Talk on Saturday, Sept. 27, at the Clemson Area African American Museum. The event begins at 9 a.m. and is free and open to the public.
"Celebrating All Abilities" is the theme for National Disability Employment Awareness Month, observed in October. Events are open to students to celebrate the contributions of persons with disabilities.