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Dominican poet Juan Matos, the City of Worcester's Poet Laureate, will read and discuss his poetry in a bilingual (Spanish/English) event.
Rising star Robin Tran — "often edgy, always fiercely intelligent and hilarious" — will perform an evening of stand-up comedy at Clark.
Enjoy scenes and arias from opera and musical theater, as well as art songs, performed by Clark University Professors Cailin Marcel Manson, baritone, and Nicholas Tocci, baritone, accompanied by pianist Christina Wright-Ivanova.
Featuring all three Clark University instrumental performance ensembles: Concert Band, Jazz Workshop, and Sinfonia!
You're invited to an opening reception for “The Affected Landscape,” an exhibition bringing together four artists working within the medium of photography.
Sonology, the study of sound, has a profound influence on David Krooshof’s photography. In this talk, he will discuss his process and recent exploration of the habitual flight of bats.
Should monuments to the Confederacy be torn down? Professor Ousmane Power-Greene and Dutch filmmaker Tim van den Hoff, who traveled throughout the American South to interview people and capture moments of this contentious debate for his documentary, “Monumental Crossroads,” will consider debates that are both national and local.
Join us for a talk with Kirsten Leng, Associate Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
The Student Services Office in the School of Management is planning its annual trip to Salem, MA! Open to all SOM students. Take a break and join us for our annual Halloween […]
View program notes here! Join the Clark University Visual and Performing Arts Department in welcoming the French ensemble Court-Circuit to Atwood Hall. Court-Circuit will be joined by the Massachusetts base […]
Join us for a screening of filmmaker Marq Evans’s newest documentary, “ClayDream,” about the “Father of Claymation,” Will Vinton. The screening will be followed by a discussion with Evans.
The Clark University Choir presents a brief concert celebrating the richness of harmony and the glory of the human voice.
