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Everyone say hey to Elizabeth Perkins, a third-year Chinese and international business major with a political science minor from Charleston, South Carolina! 👋 Why did you choose Clemson? Moving around a lot as a kid and even spending six years of my childhood in South Korea and Japan, finding somewhere that truly felt like home in a college was very important to me. After touring Clemson for the first time and meeting the people that would go on to become some of my best friends and mentors, I knew I had found my community. The people and culture of welcome here is unlike anywhere I have ever been and I am incredibly grateful to have been accepted with such open arms. In just three years, Clemson has become my second family and my home away from home. What is your advice to Clemson students? My advice to Clemson students is to take a step back when things get busy and recognize how far you have come. As college students, it is incredibly easy to get wrapped up in a packed schedule filled with multiple commitments and responsibilities. However, the memories you cherish most when you look back on your time at Clemson will often be the little moments like spending time with the people who make Clemson feel like home or pausing to watch the sunset over the Blue Ridge Mountains. Oftentimes, as students, we are too critical of ourselves. We grow so much in such a short period of time at college, so it is important to take a moment to congratulate yourself and be content with who you are before immediately moving on to the next thing. Describe your Clemson Experience in 3 words. Joyful. Purposeful. Influential.
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Congratulations to Clemson's most recent Student of the Game, Briggs Murray! Briggs was nominated by not one, not two, but three academic colleges for this recognition! 🥳 An Honors double major in Political Science and Modern Languages, Briggs is an integral part of our campus community. He's a National Scholar, Dixon Global Policy Scholar, Lead Writing Fellow at Clemson's Writing Lab, Editor-in-Chief of The Pendulum, Vice President of Every Campus a Refuge, and member of the CBSHS Student Advisory Board Social Media Committee. Off-campus, Briggs has spent his summers living and learning in the emerging economies he hopes to serve in the future through a career in public service. As the University's first Boren Scholar since 2018, Briggs studied French in Dakar, Senegal at the West African Research Center. As a Critical Language Scholar, he studied Kiswahili in Arusha, Tanzania. In all he does, Briggs is a friend and advocate. Way to go, Briggs! 🧡
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Two G&B students were selected for Clemson’s prestigious scholar programs this fall: biochemistry freshman Zoey Bergeron was named a National Scholar, while genetics sophomore Caroline Clayton was named a Breakthrough Scholar. Read more about Zoey and Caroline in our blog post! Link in bio and in comments!
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Interning at the widely regarded “No. 1 hospital in the world"? Tulsi Patel did that. 🤩 An Honors philosophy major with a concentration in Medicine, Health and Human Values, Tulsi completed an internship this summer at the Mayo Clinic. Tulsi's program specifically focused on medical ethics, something she learned about firsthand standing in an operating theater watching a patient receive a life-saving kidney transplant. The intern team also engaged in ethics research, learning from case studies and current Mayo clinicians who tackle ethics questions on a daily basis.
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Meet Clemson's 2026 National and Breakthrough Scholars! 👋 This year, we welcomed twelve Honors students into the University's premier scholarship programs. These cohorts represent four academic colleges, with interests ranging from philosophy and marketing to genetics, biochemistry, and engineering. Scholars were selected for their academic excellence, leadership and commitment to solving real-world challenges.⁣ Congratulations, scholars! We can't wait to see all you do here. 🧡
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Happy First Week of Classes to all of our Scholars! 🐅🧡 From our seniors celebrating their last FDOC to our first years experiencing their first, we’re so excited to have all the scholars back together for another year. We can’t wait to see all that you accomplish this semester and everything this year has in store! Let’s have a great year, Scholars!
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Setting a PR (Puerto Rico) 🇵🇷🐠🌴⛰️🌺
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Next stop: Stanford University ✈️ National Scholar Eliza Haines is headed to Stanford this fall to pursue a master’s degree in electrical engineering as a Knight-Hennessy Scholar — becoming just the second Clemson student to earn this prestigious honor. The Knight-Hennessy Scholars program provides up to three years of funding for graduate study while preparing scholars to become visionary, courageous, and collaborative leaders equipped to tackle the world’s most complex challenges. Congratulations, Eliza!
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From the humanities to Harvard Law School, meet one of our Class of 2026 graduates, Owen Eastman! An Honors history and economics student with minors in English, philosophy and legal studies, Owen’s academic and extracurricular experiences have shaped his desire to go into the legal field. Owen has been heavily involved in both CAH and the Honors College, engaging in experiences like research projects with Dr. LeMahieu, the National Scholars Program, and much more! Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, Owen! 🎓
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Sixteen Clemson University students and alumni were recognized by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP), a highly competitive award that supports outstanding graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. The fellowship provides three years of financial support over five years, including a $37,000 annual stipend and a $16,000 cost-of-education allowance to the institution.⁠ ⁠ The GRFP recognizes early-career scientists and engineers who demonstrate exceptional promise for leadership and innovation. Clemson’s recipients are among approximately 2,599 awards from more than 14,000 applicants nationwide.⁠ ⁠ Help us congratulate them! ⁠ ⁠ *Story link in bio
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Congratulations to Tulsi Patel, Honors Philosophy (Medicine, Health, and Human Values emphasis) major, who recently accepted an invitation from the Mayo Clinic to be one of less than a handful of students in their summer Undergraduate Program in Biomedical Ethics Research! 🥳 As a part of the program, Tulsi will conduct mentored research and participate in biomedical ethics educational curriculum with clinical and nonclinical researchers. Congratulations, Tulsi! Tulsi Patel in a light purple blazer in front of a window in the Clemson Honors College.
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Honors students Ashley Blake, Drew Hodges and National Scholar Meridee Ritzer have been named 2026 Goldwater Scholars! Their work, spanning nanomedicine, atmospheric and space physics, and materials chemistry, reflects intellectual curiosity and the potential to shape solutions to complex challenges. As emerging research leaders, they are helping move research forward while contributing to a strong community of undergraduate scholars advancing discovery. Story link in bio. #GoldwaterScholar #STEM 2026 Goldwater Scholars Ashley Blake, Drew Hodges and Meridee Ritzer.
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