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SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
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Good morning! Clemson University’s 2025 Security and Fire Safety Report is now available. Annual Required Training launches tomorrow with a due date of November 18; a taxidermied lion is latest addition to D.W. Daniel High School, courtesy of the University's Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History.
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The College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences recognized 10 faculty members at its annual fall faculty meeting for their contributions in teaching, research, mentoring, leadership and collaboration.
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South Carolina agricultural experts have confirmed the first detection of a new invasive insect species in the state: the two-spotted leafhopper. Also referred to as the “cotton jassid,” the insect was first identified at the Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville, South Carolina.
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The D.W. Daniel High School Lions have a new member of their pride, as a newly restored taxidermied African lion was moved into the school on September 15. Weighing 60 pounds with a 10-pound wooden base, the specimen is from the vertebrate collection of the Clemson University Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History. Melissa Fuentes, the second curator in the museum’s history, oversees the vertebrate collection of around 300 mounts.
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Prisma Health's mobile mammography van will team up with Clemson Rural Health to provide comprehensive women's health visits for faculty and staff on October 21 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Edwards Hall. A mammogram order from a primary care provider is required for your visit (if you do not have a primary care provider, Clemson Rural Health can provide an order). To schedule an appointment, call 864-656-3076.
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