More than 20 buildings on campus suffered water damage, including Cooper Library, Calhoun Courts and the Biosystems Research Complex, according to an email sent to students last Friday. Meanwhile, student apartments at Dockside Clemson experienced damage to fire alarms and sprinkler systems, forcing students to find alternative housing. Dockside residents living in damaged apartment units were told late last week that restoration would take at least two weeks from the start of classes, depending on the floor, according to an email sent to residents. Click the 🔗 for the full story. 📝 David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief 📸 Matt Mynes// Photo Editor, WYFF// Courtesy, Bipolarbiagnet// Reddit