The Clemson community was hit hard by Hurricane Helene on Thursday night and Friday morning. Most of the local community was without power, and some locals and

Some people were upset or confused after Clemson University held a football game on Saturday but then canceled classes Monday following damage from Helene last week.

Hurricane Helene has devastated the southeastern region of the country this week, causing irreparable damage in states like Florida, Georgia and Tennessee. The Carolinas were hit especially hard, with several families losing power and even their homes across both states.

Hurricane Helene, a tropical storm when it reached South Carolina on Friday morning, didn’t derail Clemson’s gameday plans on Saturday. It did cause plenty of challenges for both the Tigers and visiting Stanford a day after it ripped through the region.

Clemson University's decision to hold game vs Stanford criticized as thousands are without power and struggle to find gas, ice after Helene hit South Carolina.

Clemson University is opening its basketball arena and its outdoor recreational facility Sunday for area residents who need a respite from the destruction left behind by Hurricane Helene