September 18
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September 18
- September 17, 1965-September 18, 1965: Central Dance Association hosts Rat Hop 1965. Admission is $4.50 per couple for both dances, $8 for singles for both. Second night of Rat Hop 1965. Held from 8 p.m. to midnight, the Temptations are joined by "Little Royal" Torrance, James Brown's little brother, and his orchestra.
- 1974: Charles "Pug" Ravenel, candidate for governor, makes campaign appearance in the Amphitheatre. Though popular with many students, Ravenel will not gain the governor's mansion.
- 1976: In the Tigers' first televised football game since 1973, Clemson takes on the tenth-ranked Georgia Bulldogs in Death Valley but are shut-out, 0-41, in a game aired by ABC.
- 2006: Clemson linebacker Anthony Waters undergoes surgery for a torn ACL in the first game of the season against Florida Atlantic University on September 2. He is lost for the season.
- 2007: Presented by the Utsey Chamber Series Endowment, the Daedalus Quartet with clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein, perform in the Brooks Center at 8 p.m., free admission.
- 2007: Nine houses will be moved from Clemson University’s Douthit Hills apartment complex, which was closed last year. The houses have been purchased by Dan Ward House Movers of Six Mile, which will sell the houses. Moving the houses not only will save the university money but also will keep materials from the houses out of landfills. “This is a win-win situation for everyone: for Clemson, for the environment and for Dan Ward, ” said Gary Gaulin, associate director of residential facilities projects. The houses were donated to the university in 1967 by the Gerrish Milliken plant in Pendleton. They were moved into the Douthit Hills area and originally were used as faculty housing.
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