The bill H. 4104, introduced in the South Carolina House of Representatives, aims to officially declare Wednesday, March 5, 2025, as "Clemson Day" in the state. The resolution highlights the significant contributions of Clemson University to South Carolina, including its founding in 1889, its extensive presence across the state, and its role in economic development. The university's impact is underscored by its annual economic contribution of $6.4 billion, the creation of 37,100 jobs, and the generation of $114.4 million in tax revenue. Additionally, it is recognized as a Carnegie Foundation Tier 1 Research Institution and is home to the state's first veterinary school.

The resolution emphasizes Clemson University's commitment to education, research, and public service, which has benefited the state's agribusiness and forestry industries. It acknowledges the university's high enrollment numbers, with over 25,000 students and a vast alumni network, and its ongoing efforts to provide educational opportunities to South Carolina residents. The bill concludes with a directive to present a copy of the resolution to Clemson University's President, James P. Clements, PhD.