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OCTOBER 8, 2026
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Good morning! This fall, consider donating to the Nook, Clemson's employee-focused pantry. Clemson Home will celebrate the completed renovations to Bryan Mall with a block party next Friday; Stay up to date with outage notifications from CCIT.
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Consider donating to the Nook, Clemson's employee-focused pantry, to help restock the shelves this fall. This month, donations of shelf stable milk, oil, pasta sauce and cereal are especially needed. Can't donate in person? Order directly from the wishlist.
- Clemson Home is hosting a Bryan Mall block party next Friday, October 16, from 2-4 p.m. The event celebrates completed renovations to the Mall's signature high-rise residential communities and will feature food trucks, yard games and more.
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Shahid Mukhtar, a professor in the Department of Genetics and Biochemistry, is leading a project using artificial intelligence to study how individual plant cells control their genes. The study could help researchers and breeders develop more resilient crops.
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Parking and Transportation Services recently earned a 2026 Apex Award from the International Parking and Mobility Institute for Tigers Commute, Clemson’s platform for real-time parking and transportation information. The award recognizes parking and transportation projects showcasing creativity, innovation, sustainability and the customer experience.
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Clemson University scientists, led by Dil Thavarajah, have developed five field pea varieties tailored to growing conditions in the Southeast and increasing demand for plant-based food ingredients. This significant milestone has the potential to transform how field peas are grown across the Southeast and provide farmers with a winter cash crop.
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The College of Education and Call Me MiSTER will hold the fifth annual J.A. and Mattie De Laine Lecture series tonight at 6 p.m. at Cadden Chapel. The event honors South Carolina’s place in civil rights history and will feature an exhibit and a keynote address from University Historian Otis Pickett.
- Join the "Power of Storytelling" webinar from ComPsych on Tuesday, October 20, at 11 a.m. to help improve your personal relationships, professional presentations, interviews, pitch meetings, customer relationships, or simply connect with others through a well-told story.
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