Though the curriculum is taught at one of France’s most elite business schools, the enrichment these Clemson business students are experiencing this spring goes far beyond the classroom. Check out the video and swipe through student photos.

For the 8th consecutive year, raffle items were solicited, food and beverage sponsors secured and golfers recruited for the annual Tiger Paw Classic, a daylong, charity golf event that entertains its participants and educates the organizers. Last week's 18-hole outing at Boscobel Golf Club drew upwards of 120 golfers, and raised funds for a Clemson-related charity and scholarships for Clemson marketing students.

What better way to grasp an understanding of economic policy than to rub shoulders with those who influence it at the highest levels of government. Fourteen students from the John E. Walker Department of Economics recently returned from the nation’s capital where they met with high-level economists in government and think tanks as part of the Senior Seminar in Economics.

Being surrounded by scores of entrepreneurial minds, Austin Sanderson ’10 caught the bug while providing IT support for the MBA program. The Clemson economics graduate and CCIT support employee has followed some of his MBAe student customers on the innovation path.

Whether you shed tears of joy when your favorite college football team wins a national championship, or grit your teeth at the sight of a litter of puppies, those traditionally negative expressions to seemingly positive events are quite common and can serve as a mechanism to help regulate positive emotions.

Fifteen years after the Enron and WorldCom scandals rocked the accounting profession, CPAs in the largest public accounting firms perceive an improved ethical environment in their industry, according to a study led by two Clemson researchers.

Lee Langley seemingly has his hands full as a father of two who owns four businesses in two states. But the 39-year-old Greenville native has decided to heap even more onto his plate by embarking on the biggest challenge of his life – returning to school after a 20-year absence.

Tomorrow’s business leaders can zero in on their specialized career interests through Clemson University’s suite of Master of Business Administration programs. A newly enhanced corporate (MBAc) program joins those in entrepreneurship & innovation (MBAe) and business analytics (MBAba), all designed to advance learning for 21st century business professionals.

Graduating seniors who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, outstand­ing character, and community involvement were honored this month. View photos from the College of Business Honors & Awards, Army & Air Force ROTC Joint Awards, and Beta Gamma Sigma Awards ceremonies.

For the ninth time in school history, Clemson’s Company C-4 of the Pershing Rifles has claimed the national championship in drill competition. The 30-member unit, comprised of Air Force and Army ROTC students, and civilians, brought the top prize back to the Upstate.

Come to a free info session from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to learn about the various MBA options, application requirements and schedules available, including full- and part-time options. Scholarships are now available! Enjoy a short presentation followed by a Q & A session. Please register as space is limited.

The graduation ceremony for business school students will be held on May 11 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Littlejohn Coliseum. The doctoral hooding ceremony for all colleges will take place at 7 p.m. at the Brooks Center.