Featured events
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Book Talk with Charlie Scheidt and Kat Rohrer: “Inheritance: Love, Loss, and the Legacy of the Holocaust”
September 10, 2026 @ 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Eastern TimeThis book is the culmination of Charlie Scheidt’s decade-long journey to uncover his family’s hidden past during the Holocaust. With filmmaker Kat Rohrer, the granddaughter of a Nazi officer, he embarked on a quest to trace his family’s harrowing efforts to escape from Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Fall Career Fair
September 17, 2026 @ 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Eastern TimeStudents are invited to come connect with employers from a wide range of industries and organizations.
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Family and Friends Weekend
October 16, 2026 – October 18, 2026 Eastern TimeSave the date to join us on campus and in the city of Worcester for special events, signature programming, and the opportunity to create fun-filled memories.
What’s happening at Clark
Events
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Environmental Humanities Panel
Clark University, Higgins Lounge, Dana Commons – 2nd Floor 36 Maywood Street, Worcester, MA, United StatesEnvironmental Humanities faculty will what the field is in practice, in research, in teaching, and in public-facing, community-engagement projects.
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‘In the Middle of Something’ screening and talkback with Lauren Adams
Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts 92 Downing St, Worcester, MA, United StatesLauren Adams will share her new short film, which premiered at the LA Shorts International Film Festival, as well as behind-the-scenes stories about some of her other credits, including the cult Netflix hit “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.”
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Book Talk with Charlie Scheidt and Kat Rohrer: “Inheritance: Love, Loss, and the Legacy of the Holocaust”
FeaturedHiggins Lounge, 2nd Floor, Dana Commons Clark UniversityThis book is the culmination of Charlie Scheidt’s decade-long journey to uncover his family’s hidden past during the Holocaust. With filmmaker Kat Rohrer, the granddaughter of a Nazi officer, he embarked on a quest to trace his family’s harrowing efforts to escape from Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Becoming AI First: Starting With The Why
ASEC 304A deep dive into critical thinking as an in-demand skill and why keeping a human in the loop matters for the work AI can’t do on its own.
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University Park Farmers Market
Just across Main Street from the Clark campus, the weekly University Park Farmers Market features fresh food, baked goods, and family-friendly activities.
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Pride Worcester Festival
City Hall Plaza, Worcester MACelebrate the last stop in the New England Pride tour for 2026!
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Hall Quest – Hall Pride
Your Respective Residence Hall/HouseJoin us for a variety of different activities and events throughout the week and earn points for your team.
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Peace Corps Prep Information Session
Granville Seminar Room, SSJ House 10 Hawthorne StreetGain knowledge, experience, & skills for Peace Corps and other international organizations.
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Fall Into Wellness
Red Square (Rain Location: Tilton)Is your student interested in learning more about well-being resources around campus?
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Student Intern Panel: Technology & Computing / Data, Analytics & Quantitative Careers
ASEC 202Curious about internships in technology, software development, cybersecurity, data analytics, AI, mathematics, statistics, or quantitative fields? Hear directly from Clark students who have completed internships in these industries. Learn how […]
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Necrogeographies of the Marginalized Dead
Strassler Center 950 Main Street, Worcester, Massachusetts, United StatesClark University’s Kaloosdian/Mugar Chair in Armenian Genocide Studies, Elyse Semerdjian, in collaboration with Martin Christ of the University of Erfurt (Germany), will host the second of two workshops, “Necrogeographies and […]
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Geography Colloquium Series: Bill Rankin
Jefferson 218Maps are typically tools of the powerful, created by governments or large corporations to reflect and reinforce the status quo. Yale University Professor Bill Rankin will examine how new kinds of cartography can challenge the entrenched politics of mainstream mapping.
