HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary hub for undergraduate and graduate education, diverse research activities, university administration, student residential life, and athletic events.

Notable Features:

Tillman Hall with its iconic clock tower, Cooper Library, Memorial Stadium (home of the Clemson Tigers, also known as 'Death Valley'), the South Carolina Botanical Garden, the Watt Family Innovation Center, and the Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs.

Work Culture:

Clemson fosters a collaborative academic and work environment known as the 'Clemson Family,' emphasizing research excellence, student engagement, innovation, and a strong sense of community and school spirit.

HQ Significance:

As a leading R1 research university, Clemson's main campus is pivotal for higher education, scientific discovery, and economic development within South Carolina and nationally. It cultivates future leaders and addresses critical societal challenges through its academic and research programs.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect Clemson's core values of integrity, respect, diversity, patriotism, excellence, and a focus on service and public good, as outlined in its land-grant mission.

Location:

Clemson University maintains a significant global presence through extensive study abroad programs in over 70 countries, international research collaborations with universities and organizations worldwide, and partnerships that attract a diverse body of international students and scholars. The university integrates global perspectives into its curriculum and research, supporting initiatives like the 'ClemsonForward' strategic plan which emphasizes global engagement and impact.

Street Address:

105 Sikes Hall

City:

Clemson

State/Province:

South Carolina

Country:

USA