Behind the efforts of leaders within student government, Clemson University established a community pledge for the 2020-21 academic year. Faculty, staff and members of the Clemson community are encouraged to visit MyCUSG.com to join these students and University leaders in the pledge. Those who sign the pledge will remain anonymous.

Click here to view the full article on Clemson University's website.

Clemson University continues to test the levels of SARS-CoV-2 in the University and City Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including the University Plant, Clemson's Cochran Road Plant, and the Pendleton Plant, which also serves a portion of the City of Clemson. The full results as of August 20th are included, and other results are forthcoming. We will continue to update as we receive more test results. 

A temporary emergency ordinance of the City of Clemson, South Carolina to require the wearing of face coverings in public places to reduce the risk of transmission of the COVID-19 virus.

This ordinance is an amendment to the 2020-17 ordinance

View the full article to see the full ordinance.

Clemson University continues to test the levels of SARS-CoV-2 in the University and City Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including the University Plant, Clemson's Cochran Road Plant, and the Pendleton Plant, which also serves a portion of the City of Clemson. The full results as of August 11th are included, and other results are forthcoming. We will continue to update as we receive more test results. 

Clemson University continues to test the levels of SARS-CoV-2 in the University and City Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including the University Plant, Clemson's Cochran Road Plant, and the Pendleton Plant, which also serves a portion of the City of Clemson. The full results as of August 4th are included, and other results are forthcoming. We will continue to update as we receive more test results. 

Clemson University continues to test the levels of SARS-CoV-2 in the University and City Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including the University Plant, Clemson's Cochran Road Plant, and the Pendleton Plant, which also serves a portion of the City of Clemson. The full results as of August 3rd are included, and other results are forthcoming. We will continue to update as we receive more test results. 

As COVID-19 continues its spread throughout the country, small businesses are struggling to survive, and Clemson is no exception. Your favorite locations needs your help if they are to continue to be there for years to come. We have a few suggestions for how to stay safe and support local.

Now prominent scientists are proposing a radical — and hopeful — possibility: Even as coronavirus cases spiral upward across the United States to levels surpassing this spring's surge, these experts argue that if Americans start wearing masks en masse, the U.S. may yet avoid a return to lockdown measures.

Click here to read the full article on NPR's website.

Clemson University will begin the Fall semester online and will delay in-person instruction until Sept. 21. The semester will begin as scheduled on Aug. 19 with online instruction. No other changes to the academic calendar will be made at this time.

Click here to view the full announcement on Clemson University's website.

Clemson University continues to test the levels of SARS-CoV-2 in the University and City Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including the University Plant, Clemson's Cochran Road Plant, and the Pendleton Plant, which also serves a portion of the City of Clemson. The full results as of July 22nd are included, and other results are forthcoming. We will continue to update as we receive more test results.