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Baseball
Admission is free for students upon presentation of a valid CUID at the student gate in Doug
Kingsmore Stadium. Students will be allowed into the stadium until capacity is reached. Please note:
Students are not guaranteed tickets.
Men’s Soccer
Admission is free for students upon presentation of a valid CUID. Students can enter Historic Riggs
Field at the gate adjacent to Holtzendorff Hall.
Cross Country, Rowing, Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Track and Field, and
Volleyball are all free to students and the general public with the exception of postseason and
special events.
Student Guest Tickets
Student guest tickets are only available for select games and sports based upon availability. Detailed
information regarding guest tickets for Football, Men’s Basketball and Baseball is sent prior to the
beginning of each season and is included in the student ticket policy. Please note: Guest ticket
availability is subject to change at any time based on demand. Students are limited to one guest
ticket, if available.
Questions regarding student tickets can be emailed to Please note: Student
ticket policies are subject to change. All student ticket information is emailed from
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
College may be stressful, especially around the beginning of a new semester, midterms and final
exams, and it’s important your student is physically and emotionally prepared. Encourage your
student to create healthy habits, such as engaging in regular physical exercise, eating a balanced
diet, getting enough sleep, establishing a routine, prioritizing tasks and trying not to overcommit
themselves.
There are many resources on campus that can help your student make healthy choices. Students
can stay active by engaging in Campus Recreation’s many fitness/wellness classes and trainings,
intramural sports and club sports. The dining halls on campus provide many healthy food options
for students. They serve a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains and protein, and they
include nutritional information for all of their meals.
Office of Advocacy and Success
The Office of Advocacy and Success at Clemson serves as a trusted place for care, advocacy
and referrals to campus and community partners, which inspires student engagement, success
and a sense of belonging. The staff work closely with other areas on campus to foster a sense
PARENT TESTIMONIAL
“Clemson has been a wonderful
place to watch our daughter
mature into a self-confident
young woman. As parents, it
became our role to guide her as
she made her own decisions.
We talked less and listened
more. It was uncomfortable at
first. We wanted to make things
easier for her and she did too!
There were a few tears and
bumps along the way, but we
could not be more proud and
amazed as she transformed
before our eyes.”
Robin D. Stringer
Anderson, S.C.