Ethics Day; UPIC Alumni Panel; Saturday's football game honors veterans

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
OCTOBER 15, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! Hear from young alumni at the upcoming annual Ethics Day; UPIC alumni share how on-campus internships shaped their career paths; Wear purple Saturday to support veterans at the Military Appreciation Day football game.

Students and a speaker participate in a panel discussion at Ethics Day as an audience listens.

Your Look Ahead:

Hear from young alumni leaders in business, government and research during the keynote event of the ninth annual Ethics Day on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Through candid stories and small-group conversations, speakers explore career decisions, personal values and leading with integrity.
If you're considering a UPIC internship, join over Zoom and hear directly from Clemson alumni about how their on-campus work experiences shaped their Clemson journey and career paths after graduation.
The Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine is being formally dedicated at 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 16. Follow the live stream on ClemsonTV to celebrate this historic milestone.

THIS WEEKEND IN ATHLETICS

The Clemson marching band performs on the field before a packed stadium as cheerleaders stand in the foreground and purple flags wave spelling “CLEMSON” during a purple-out Military Appreciation Day game.

Clemson hosts its Military Appreciation Day football game on Saturday, Oct. 17 at noon against Charleston Southern. Wear purple to show your support for our veterans! Check out the all-sports calendar to catch all the action this weekend at home.

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SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides a safe, confidential environment to address mental health concerns. Services are designed to help you build coping skills, deepen self-understanding and support your overall well-being.

SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT

President Ben Ayers and members of Clemson’s military community walk along a campus path during a military heritage tour.

President Ben Ayers recently took a military heritage tour with members of the University's military community, visiting campus landmarks that tell the story of the people and traditions that have helped shape Clemson.

TECH TIP THURSDAY

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BOWMAN BULLETIN

Clemson recently earned a gold grade certificate from the South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs for its military academic program. The award recognizes Clemson's support of service members, veterans and their families in the pursuit of academic and professional goals.
Applications for the Clemson Ring Fund are open Monday, Oct. 26 through Monday, Nov. 30. Established by Dan and Jenny Molyneaux, parents of John Molyneaux '25, the fund provides financial support to ensure more students can proudly wear a Clemson Ring.