Watt Lawn

The Robert Muldrow Cooper Library is the University's main library and the landmark associated with the centermost point of campus. Students can find media and technology to check out, spaces for late-night and group study, the Adobe Digital Studio and a technology support center. Cooper holds events throughout the academic year, including talks and fun activities for students.

Established in 2016, The Watt Family Innovation Center features state-of-the-art information technology and special facilities to encourage collaboration, generate ideas, solve complex problems and connect with industry partners. This facility is home to the Clemson Makerspace and Immersive Space, which give students the opportunity to work with cutting-edge printing and virtual reality technologies.

Currently under construction, the Samuel J. Cadden Chapel will be a quiet place for meditation, reflection and celebration for the Clemson University community. The chapel and its memorial gardens will serve as an inviting place for students of all beliefs to feel welcomed and accepted.

The Brooks Center is an 87,000-square-foot facility that serves as a host to professional performances throughout the academic year in its 979-seat auditorium. Its 100-seat blackbox theatre is home to exciting student theatre performances. In addition to professional productions, the Brooks Center is also home to the Department of Performing Arts, offering a dynamic, hands-on undergraduate experience.

The Class of 1956 Academic Success Center offers free services including peer-assisted learning, tutoring and academic coaching that help students become more confident and independent learners, engage in more productive and effective study and learning behaviors, and
manage time more effectively.

Located strategically near the library, the ASC celebrates diversity in abilities, identities, and perspectives and invites students from all walks of life to take full advantage of their academic advising, success workshops, and academic recovery programs. With about 75% of new students utilizing one or more ASC services, we are proud to say that, “Success is our middle name!”

The ASC is also home to Student Accessibility Services. SAS coordinates the provision of reasonable, individualized, flexible and confidential accommodations for students with disabilities and students experiencing barriers due to inaccessibility.

All students are assigned an academic advisor at Clemson, and beginning in the first year, advisors help students build out a degree completion plan in order to better prepare for their college career and beyond.

The No. 2-ranked Center for Career and Professional Development exists to manage and facilitate our extensive on-campus internship and cooperative education program (Princeton Review, 2021). The Career Center offers many unique services, such as career workshops, on-campus interviewing, experiential education opportunities (co-op program and internship programs) and others. The Center is in a state-of-the-art facility on the third floor of the Hendrix Student Center.