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Events
Clark University's Calendar of Events
Looking for Something to Do?
(Posted: 02/28/08)
University News
Memorial Service for Professor Winston Napier
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Clark senior from North Haven receives prestigious fellowship
(Posted: 05/04/07)
Commencement 2007, Honorary degree recipients announced
(Posted: 04/25/07)
Class of 2012 Important Information
AlcoholEdu Log-In Instructions
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Upcoming Events
Meditation Practice Group: Open to All!
(Posted: 09/04/08)
"In Search of an Arab Schindler"; a Lecture by Robert Satloff
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Improv Asylum This Saturday at the Hanover
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Upcoming Clark Events!
(Posted: 09/04/08)
2008 Community Engagement Fair
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Shrewsbury Street College Shuffle
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Social Web
(Posted: 09/01/08)
This WEEK on the WOO BUS
(Posted: 09/06/07)
Woo Bus Schedule
(Posted: 09/04/07)
Upcoming Career Service Events
(Posted: 09/04/07)
Department Bulletins
Student Council Van Drivers Wanted
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Study Abroad News
(Posted: 09/01/08)
1/2 Credit Difficult Dialogue Seminar Course Offered
(Posted: 09/01/08)
New Course Offered on Leonardo da Vinci
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Chief's Corner
(Posted: 02/22/07)
Career Services Upcoming Events
(Posted: 02/07/07)
Student Health and Wellness
Important Health Insurance Information for Graduating Seniors
(Posted: 03/14/08)
Student Affairs Updates
Congrats to Luke Nye!
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Clark Dining
Global Chef to Visit Clark's Dining Hall
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Dining Services Buys Local
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Bistro Express Order Kiosk
(Posted: 09/01/08)
New Meal Plan Information
(Posted: 09/01/08)
September Dining Calendar
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Going Trayless!
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Exciting New Changes in Dining Services
(Posted: 09/01/08)
This Week in the Dining Hall
(Posted: 08/31/06)
Graduate Student Notes
Consortium Courses in College Teaching for Graduate Students
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Marketplace
Summer Sublet
(Posted: 05/08/08)
Mini-Fridge for Sale
(Posted: 04/28/08)
Computer Alert
Student Technology Propaganda
(Posted: 09/07/06)
Athletics
Upcoming Home Athletic Events
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Intramural Soccer and Ultimate Frisbee Leagues Forming
(Posted: 09/04/08)
Kneller Center Renovations
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Interested in Trying Out for a Varsity Sport?
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Hours of Operation for the Dolan Field House
(Posted: 09/01/08)
Worcester and Consortium News
CNN's iReport Contest for College Students
(Posted: 09/01/08)
About Student Digest
Important Submission Information
(Posted: 09/04/07)
Chief's Corner
Welcome from the Chief of Police, Stephen Goulet
(Posted: 09/04/08)
The Colleges of Worcester Consortium and the Shrewsbury Street Merchants' Association are partnering up again for the second annual Shrewsbury Street College Shuffle on Saturday, September 6, 2008. This event is based upon the widely successful Taste of Shrewsbury Street which is held in June every year. The College Shuffle will be EXCLUSIVELY for college students and the college community (including faculty, staff, and families). This event is one of the new traditions for all Worcester-area college students. Last year's Shuffle was a great success with 1500 participants enjoying great food from over 20 restaurants! DETAILS The schedule for the day includes the traditional Shrewsbury Street "shuffle" from 12-3 p.m., with food tastings from over 20 participating locales on Shrewsbury Street, commonly known as Restaurant Row. During the shuffle, there will be college groups (such as Assumption s Offbeats, AMC s Jazz Ensemble, WPI Jazz Ensemble Clark s Hip Hop Collabo & the Holy Cross Ballroom Dance Club) entertaining you along the street. A Cupcake Eating contest at 1 p.m. hosted by Sweet, demos by other retail businesses on the Street, fun sponsors, free giveaways, and much more will round out the afternoon. Shuffle to the Hanover Additionally, after 3 p.m. buses will shuffle students from Shrewsbury Street to the newly restored Hanover Theater on Main Street in Worcester for the comedy theatrics of the Boston-based Improv Asylum. Tickets are $10 extra and must be purchased with proper student identification from the Office of Student Activities at each college campus or at the Hanover Box Office. Free Transportation Free transportation will be provided throughout the day, from each campus, to Shrewsbury Street and the Hanover Theater, and back to each campus. Check with your Student Activities Office for more information and button sales. Sponsors Worcester Magazine and WXLO 104.5 FM will provide exclusive media sponsorship for the 2nd Annual Shrewsbury Street College Shuffle. Corporate sponsorship is provided by Atlas Distributing, Inc. (and their assorted non-alcoholic brands) and Wachusett Mountain. Admission To purchase an admission button for $10 in advance, a VALID CONSORTIUM COLLEGE I.D. must be presented to the Office of Student Activities at the member campuses of the Colleges of the Worcester Consortium. The button must be worn to attend the event and participate in the food tastings and other activities along the Street. College faculty and other college staff, along with students family members, are invited to attend as well. Day-of-event price of buttons is $15; they may be purchased at Tribeca, Junior's, Flying Rhino, Brew City Grille, and East Park on Shrewsbury Street. A valid college-issued I.D. will be required for all purchases. Sponsored by: Colleges of Worcester Consortium & Shrewsbury Street Merchants Assoc.. Cost: $10pp in advance; $15 day of event (college community only--event is closed to the public) Through Sunday, Jan 1.
Sponsored by: CASA. Through Sunday, Jan 1.
Anthem live shows compare to and rank amongst the best in the business. A truly original sound that is creating a big wave across the globe. From Roots to Dancehall, Anthem can play it all and with their own diversity it's truly a treat for all the music lovers. Sponsored by: CASA. Through Sunday, Jan 1.
Explore one of the largest unbroken forest areas in eastern Connecticut. Bigelow Hollow State Park and the adjoining Nipmuck State Forest comprise over 9000 acres including several scenic ponds. Learn more at www.ct.gov/dEP/cwp/view.asp?a=2716&q=325174&depNav_GID=1650. Sponsored by: Outing Club.
Consortium-wide welcome BBQ for new and returning ALANA students. Sponsored by: Consortium ALANA Network. Cost: Sign up in advance in your Multicultural Affairs Office to have the $5 fee paid
Sponsored by: SASA.
Lecture by Robert Satloff, Executive Director, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Washington, DC. Author of award-winning bestseller, Among the Righteous: Lost Stories of the Holocaust’s Long Reach into Arab Lands. Lecture followed by reception. Sponsored by: Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Cost: Free