May 8, 2018
A Rare Opportunity There are fewer than 300 living Nobel laureates in the world, so the chance of meeting one is very rare. But a Nobel laureate was on campus last month, meeting with faculty and students, answering their questions and sharing knowledge. These are the types of activities and opportunities available at universities that […]
October 11, 2016
Marissa Orr will use her NSF CAREER award to transform academic advising. Read more.
October 11, 2016
Peach researchers get $1 million grant to better understand method for growing organic peaches in the Southeast. Read more.
October 11, 2016
October 2016 Evolving cultures It’s easy to get caught up in what we do day-to-day (or day-to-night-to-day) that we sometimes forget to step back and look at how, or why, we do what we do. This month, I’m pleased to tell you a little bit about three initiatives that do just that. They are aimed […]
September 16, 2016
Current models used to predict the survival of species in a warming world might be off target, according to new research by Mike Sears in Biological Sciences that enlisted the help of dozens of spiny lizards in the New Mexico desert. Read more.
September 8, 2016
September 2016 It’s been nearly eight months since I assumed the role of vice president for the division of research. I knew coming in that my job would be a very large task. But I underestimated how exciting this job can be when we share in achievements. I couldn’t have been prouder of Kerry Smith […]
September 8, 2016
Turtles have a reputation. “They’re slow, they’re clumsy and the shell just gets in the way of everything.” Read more.
September 7, 2016
Richard Pak, associate professor in Clemson’s psychology department, has been named director of the Clemson University Human Factors Institute. Read more.
