Press Releases from 2006

Clark establishes endowed scholarship fund for local students in need

Clark University Professor Publishes Book about Feelings

Ethics Scholar to Lecture at Clark on Plato's Anti-Hedonism

Historian to discuss Communist underground during Holocaust

Clark Students Present Fall Theater Production 'Fifth of July'

Noted scholar to contrast Ethiopian, Cambodian genocides

Clean Energy Comes to Clark University and the City of Worcester

Clark receives $10 million gift for new institute

Event Bridges the Abortion Divide

'Racism is Not the Problem'

'Torture and the Ticking Time Bomb Scenario'

Richard joins Clark University's Graduate School of Management

U.S. Rep. McGovern to lecture Oct. 30 at Clark on Darfur Genocide

Expert to examine neighborhood influences on child maltreatment

Clark University to launch Difficult Dialogues program

Clark University announces upcoming Higgins School of Humanities Lectures

Oct. 19 lecturer at Clark recounts hunt for Mengele

Clark speaker to discuss 'Party Wars: Polarized Politics'

Clark University Announces Fall Preview Days

Kidder will discuss 'Mountains Beyond Mountains' Oct. 3 at Clark

Louisiana State University Professor to Discuss Hurricane Aftermath

Electroboy to speak at Clark Mackler uses Steinbrecher Fellowship to conduct tissue engineering research at Clark Clark University celebrates Homecoming 2006

United Nations HIV/AIDS Program Executive Director to speak at Clark

Anton and Steinbrecher Fellowships enable Ten Clark Studentsto Conduct Creative Research

Clark receives $644,395 grant for biodiversity research

Clark kicks off the new academic year with Fall Convocation Aug. 30

Clark again lauded among 'Colleges That Change Lives'

Clark University Student from Lexington uses Anton Fellowship to study affordable housing in San Francisco

Clark University Student Spends his Summer assisting area Refugees

Clark University Student from Arrington uses funding from Anton Fellowship to assist refugees in Ghana and study Pan-Africanism

1919 Viola Sonata of Rebecca Clarke to be featured at Clark University Clark Institute for Economic Policy hosts scholars from Africa NSF grant funds granular physics research at Clark University

Clark University selects 2006-07 HERO Research Fellows

Grant to support study abroad for Clark students

Award established at Clark honors famed educator, battles illiteracy

Krugman tells Clark University graduates to get involved

Dezan, of Kendall Park, receives degree and speaks at Clark Commencement

Gunawardena, of Sri Lanka, receives Steinbrecher Fellowship to support mapping project

Clark University Alumni Association chooses Dyer as Outstanding Secondary Educator

Silver of Waco, to receive degree from Clark University and head to Hollywood

Clark University names Bennett Director of Clark Fund

McGadney named V.P. of University Advancement at Clark University

Clark offers 5-week summer research program in Mexico

Goddard Monument Dedication May 12

Black Women's Health Summit at Clark May 13

Former 'Crossfire' host to speak at Clark April 25

ClarkArts Presents: The Living Room Concert Including performances of new student works, Plus a rare performance of Cornelius Cardew's Treatise

Clark to host "Minds, Matter and Medicine in the 21st Century" this July

Paul Krugman to speak at Clark University's Commencement on May 21

Clark students mark SADD Awareness Month Famed philosopher David Chalmers to present lecture on April 18

Clark's Payaslian to speak about Politics and the Armenian Genocide on April 20

Students present stirring historic speeches in annual contest

Leading expert on land use law to speak at Clark April 6

Clark's Fourth Annual "Just Do It Day" is Saturday, April 1

Clark University to host lecture on "American Crusades"

International Students at Clark present Intl Gala April 7

Asian Studies lectures upcoming at Clark

Clark student spring production for 'The Birds'

Leading anti-sweatshop activist to speak at Clark April 5 Cultural Survival brings Mayan women's voices to Clark stage

Clark University to host National Geographic Bee State Finals March 31

New Copace course in audience development, event planning and promotion

Country's leading social entrepreneur to speak at Clark

'Driven off the Map' - Historian to discuss ethnic cleansing, March 23

Clark University alumna to discuss African American Television Roles in the 1970s

Clark to host National History Day contest for state on April 8

Clark Writing Center director, Geller, wins IWCA award

Expert to discuss presidential power and pre-war intelligence

ClarkArts Presents Mozart 250

Clark University to host Peace Studies Colloquium on Saturday, March 11

Peapod Squad celebrates last laughs in first place!

Clark University Professor Beverly Grier to discuss "Invisible Hands: Child Labor and the State in Colonial Zimbabwe" on March 26

Two Clark University students shine at Regional Mock Trial Competition

Clark hosts lecture on 'Hate, Genocides, Terrorism, and Massacres'

Expert on modern Islam to speak at Clark, March 15-16

Clark Screen Studies Professor publishes book on teen movies

Exhibit reveals artist's love affair with North Shore

Shanley to deliver lecture at Clark University on the state of marriage

Clark to host Regional Mock Trial Competition Feb. 17-19

Mark Hanis of the Genocide Intervention Network to speak at Clark University on March 15

ClarkArts & the Higgins Armory Present: Matilda Butkas and William Carragan, harpsichord Saturday, February 11, 2006,

Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts Sunday, February 12, Higgins Museum of Arms and Armor

Photography Exhibit at Clark Feb. 27 through April 16

Clark University plans Black History Month events

Clark University Announces Department of Philosophy Speaker Series

Actors From The London Stage to bring "The Merchant of Venice" to Clark

U.S. Dept. of Ed spotlights UPCS success in Education News broadcast

Professor Vaughan is guest on 'Academically Speaking' radio show

Clark hosts forum on Wal-Mart 'Race to Bottom'

Clark University's Higgins School of Humanities Announces Spring Events

Clark University's Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies announces spring events

Clark receives $300,000 grant for biology curriculum enhancement

A New Look at Sherwood Anderson

Turgeon of Holden named Chief Information Officer at Clark University

Clark University to host performances, exhibit, discussions on labor movement

Clark University's Simon Payaslian releases book on the Armenian Genocide