Variant Dance Troupe’s Spring Performance
Join us for our Spring semester show!
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Events
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Atwood Hall – Daniels Theater
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Amateur Hour First Show
The Grind, UCFirst show of the semester
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Pickleball Club Open Play
Pickle GroundJoin us for open-play pickleball!! Paddles and balls are provided, and transportation can be coordinated.
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RA, PM & ACE Mentor Spring Training
Higgins University Center, Tilton HallAs a result of spring student leader training, new and returning RAs, PMs, and ACE Mentors will understand how student leaders enhance, support, and create a cohesive student experience at Clark.
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Variant Dance Troupe’s Spring Performance
Atwood Hall – Daniels TheaterJoin us for our Spring semester show!
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PixKEY Hollow: The Clark Keys Spring 2026 Concert
Jefferson 320The Clark Keys present PixKey Hallow, a fairy-themed spring show stacked with an amazing selection of a cappella!
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SPLASH Day!
Jonas Clark Building | Tilton Hall, University Center | Blue Room | The GreensA day of learning taught by Clark Students for local Worcester youth and the greater Massachusetts area!
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AI, Fintech, and Startups Summit: Building the Tools of Tomorrow
Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts 92 Downing St, Worcester, MA, United StatesThis summit is designed to bring students into direct conversation with some of the most important ideas and industries shaping the future.
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Undergrad Drop In Hours
JC 208Have questions or just need guidance? Stop by our Drop-In Advising Session with ISSO Director Amanda. Whether it’s about your visa, employment options, travel plans, or planning ahead, we’re here […]
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SLICE Drop-In Hours with Stacie
Asher Suite, UCStop by the Asher Suite to chat with Stacie, the SLICE Office & Budget Manager, during her office hours.
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SAS’ Spring ’26 Event Series: Cupcakes and Catch-Up
ASEC 202Bring a friend or make a friend as you decorate cupcakes and catch up with staff and other students!
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School of Climate, Environment, and Society Forum
FeaturedHiggins University Center, Tilton HallNew York Times columnist Thomas Friedman will moderate a discussion with Mindy Lubber, president and CEO of Ceres, and Lou Leonard, the D.J.A. Spencer Dean of CES.
