Beginning Friday, April 3, 2026, the Office of Information Security will introduce a new email digest to help students, faculty and staff identify messages that were flagged as spam and moved to the Junk Email folder in Outlook.
This new digest gives users added visibility into messages that may require review. If a legitimate email was moved to the Junk folder, users can move it back to the Inbox directly in Outlook without submitting an IT Help ticket.
This notification is separate from Microsoft’s existing quarantine emails. Microsoft notifications apply only to quarantined messages, while the new Clemson digest applies to potential spam messages routed to Junk.
Users will only receive this new digest on days when one or more messages have been moved to their Junk folder. This added notice is intended to reduce the chance that a relevant email is missed because it was automatically sent to the Junk folder.
