Join us for our second Hall Quest event. Play Hall Bingo and participate in a variety of pop-ups throughout the week. Be sure to participate to earn points!
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A conversation with Professors Betsy Huang (English) and Joe Guzman (Sociology) about slowing down and fostering a culture of deliberative inquiry. Talk will be facilitated by Professor Jie Park.
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How are worm brains built? Does noise impact bird activity in cranberry bogs? Could studying the amphibian gut biome lead to advances in medicine? These are just a few of the topics that biology graduate students will cover through posters and lighting talks at the annual Bumpus Symposium. |
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Clark’s student-run thrift store is opening for the semester. Stop by for some great deals!
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Meet and Greet CPG clinicians on the Higgins Concourse! Stop by and learn more about our office and mental health resources! |
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Come join us to play Magic the Gathering and any trading card game you like! |
2 events,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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Join us for a competition that has activities and games for everyone! A bit of wit, a bit of athleticism, and a whole lot of fun! Earn points for your team. |
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Come out and support your Cougars against Wesleyan!Location: 97 Beaver St. |
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Come meet the Career Connections Center team and learn more about career services and support, upcoming events, and more. Free snacks, activities, and a photo opportunity included. |
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Environmental Humanities faculty will what the field is in practice, in research, in teaching, and in public-facing, community-engagement projects.
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Lauren 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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This 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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2 events,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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This workshop explores more advanced ways faculty and students can use AI for writing, research, and discipline-specific work. We’ll examine tools and approaches including Consensus, Gemini Notebook (previously NotebookLM), Discourse, and customized Microsoft Copilot agents. We’ll also consider how faculty can move beyond general-purpose chatbots to design AI tools and workflows around particular learning goals. […]
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Gain knowledge, experience, & skills for Peace Corps and other international organizations. |
3 events,Is your student interested in learning more about well-being resources around campus?
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Curious 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 they found their opportunities, what their day-to-day work looked like, the skills they developed, and their advice for landing your own internship. Bring your questions […] |
4 events,Clark 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 the Marginalized Dead,” at Clark University on September 17–18. The first workshop was held at the University of Erfurt in May 2025 and was funded […] 
Students are invited to come connect with employers from a wide range of industries and organizations.
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Maps 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. |
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On this retreat, we will explore various aspects of identity, leadership development, and how student leaders make a difference at Clark. |
5 events,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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Immerse yourself in local food, music, art, and community! WRTA buses pick up in front of ASEC and run straight to the event until about 8 or 9pm. |
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Dan Florell, a psychology professor at Eastern Kentucky University whose work focuses on school psychology and the use of technology in mental health services, will explore how thoughtful use of AI can strengthen human expertise and critical thinking rather than quietly replace it. |
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Come with questions, leave with answers! Register for this virtual session Alumni: Greg Tanzer Job Title/Company: Sr. Vice President, Morgan Stanley AMA (Ask Me Anything) sessions are fast, informal, conversation-based events where students can ask real questions directly to alumni and industry professionals. At the end of the session, students should leave AMAs with clearer […]
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Are you curious about starting a new club? Attend this information session to learn all about the process to become a Recognized Organization at Clark. |
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Join us as Hall Quest comes to a close. Join us for the closing ceremony, the distribution of awards, and a ton of fun! |
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During this in-person collaborative weekend, interdisciplinary teams will develop and prototype creative games of all varieties. 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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The U.S. military is the largest polluter on the planet, prompting climate movements to call for demilitarization. Kevin Surprise, M.S. ’10, Ph.D. ’16, a lecturer at Mount Holyoke College, will discuss imperialism and carbon emissions in the political economy of the military-industrial complex in Massachusetts. |
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Join us to hear from three faculty-led projects connected to AI innovation. Professors Mark Jacobs, Hyungsin Kim, & Shuo Niu will share insights from their projects ranging from faculty development, examining AI driven interface and design, and the development of short form AI instructional videos.
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All members of the Clark community are invited to join the Clark Undergraduate Student Council and the Division of Student Success. |
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Sign up or walk in to support the vital ongoing work of our partners at the Rhode Island Blood Center!
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What is this new field of “Plant Humanities”? Will we define a plant through our clever thinking to suit us, or to understand it on its own terms?
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We are delighted to host the Economics Department Seminar featuring Mariana Laverde (Boston College), discussing “Disentangling School and Peer Effects: A Non-linear Approach with School Lotteries” 12:00 – 1:15 pm, Thursday, October 1Room: JC 225 Contact: Moshi Alam mdalam@clarku.edu |
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Using the Armenian Genocide as a case study, this lecture examines clothing, forced undressing, and imposed nakedness along deportation routes. It considers both the symbolic and practical significance of dress, including its relationship to bodily violation, humiliation, and vulnerability, as well as its basic protective function.
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2 events,Just across Main Street from the Clark campus, the weekly University Park Farmers Market features fresh food, baked goods, and family-friendly activities. |
