Join us for a variety of different activities and events throughout the week and earn points for your team.
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During this in-person collaborative weekend, interdisciplinary teams will develop and prototype creative games of all varieties. |
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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. |
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Join us for an interactive lunch-and-learn experience focused on American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture.
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Join colleagues from across Clark for an afternoon of connection, conversation, and community — and some fall-inspired refreshments!
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Come stop by the Deans on the Green – Fall Recharge event hosted by the Dean of Students and the Student Success Deans!
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Need a recharge during midterms? Come stop by the Deans on the Green – Fall Recharge event hosted by the Deans. |
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Clark students who completed. internships in business, finance, and consultng will share their experiences and offer practical advice.
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QPR Training is a suicide prevention training to prepare participants to recognize warning signs and encourage help-seeking. |
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Come have lunch with us every three weeks! All undergraduate students are welcome to come, eat, socialize, and get to know us!
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Come with questions, leave with answers! Register for this virtual session Ask Me Anything – Careers in Consulting Alumni: Garrett Abrahamson Job Title/Company: Associate Manager, Public Consulting Group 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 […] |
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Make your local environment a cleaner place by joining CEA in picking up trash around the community!
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Slabs, coils, pinches, oh my — it’s hand-building time! Come hang out with Proctor Melody to experiment, get creative.
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Come join us to play Magic the Gathering and any trading card game you like! |
3 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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Have you ever wanted to learn watercolor but weren’t sure where to start or just wanted to try something new? |
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Join us for an interactive lunch-and-learn experience focused on American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. Participants will learn basic signs, communication tips, and ways to create a more inclusive campus environment while connecting with colleagues over lunch. |
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Clarku Interfaith Council Presents – Breaking Bread: Faith, Food & Conversation Develop Opportunities for students from different traditions and worldviews to learn from one another
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Come join proctor Julia on Saturdays at 3 to learn the basics of printmaking! With no experience needed, learn to transfer images using presses and inks! |
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What should faculty know about AI before deciding how or whether to use it in their courses? We’ll introduce the basics of how generative AI works, discuss common concerns and possible responses, and use the Stoplight Model to think through appropriate uses of AI by students. Participants will begin considering where AI might support, rather […]
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Come with questions, leave with answers! Register for this virtual sessionAsk Me Anything – Careers in Game Design/Interactive MediaAlumni Alex Supron, Producer, Co-Founder of SlimeWare and Red Rabbit Games 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 […]
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Curious about a future in accounting? Join the School of Business for an interactive conversation about what it’s really like to study accounting and build a career in the field. Meet accounting faculty, hear firsthand about a student’s internship experience, and connect with an alumna working in the profession. You’ll also learn from Career Services […] |
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Save 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.
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Join Clark University Hillel and our family, friends and alumni for musical Shabbat services followed by a delicious meal.
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An affinity space where first-generation college students can share space, stories & experiences as firsts in their families. |
8 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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Our textiles day is for people interested in all kinds of textile and fiber arts! |
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ISA World Cup is a football/soccer tournament featuring 8 teams representing different regions of the world. All skill levels are welcome, and lunch is provided!
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Bring your family and friends to this Best Buddies event filled with fun, food, friends, crafts, and games!
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Have you ever wanted to learn watercolor but weren’t sure where to start or just wanted to try something new? |
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Join us for an interactive lunch-and-learn experience focused on American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture.
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Join the Israel and Diaspora Committee for a special genealogy event dedicated to exploring the deep, intertwined roots of our community
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A welcoming space for students of color who identify within the LGBTQIA+ community to connect, build community, and share experiences. |
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Snacks and Skills is a fun and engaging way to learn different skills from CPG clinicians to help manage stress.
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Slabs, coils, pinches, oh my — it’s hand-building time! Come hang out with Proctor Melody. |
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Student only Flu/COVID vaccine clinic sponsored by Health Services in collaboration with Walgreen’s Pharmacy.
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The International Student Affinity Space is open to all students to build community 
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How should we think about America’s 250th Anniversary? Join a student-led discussion of issues related to participatory democracy and polarization in America today. |
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Urban greening is often promoted as a strategy for creating healthier, more climate-resilient cities, yet green investments and their benefits remain unevenly distributed. In this lecture, Michelle Stuhlmacher (DePaul University) will examine how housing dynamics and neighborhood change influence the implementation of this widely celebrated approach to enhancing urban environments.
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Come with questions, leave with answers! Register for this virtual session Ask Me Anything – Careers as an International Student Alumni: Rohini Kaninde Job Title/Company: IT Project Portfolio Analyst Specialist […]
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Alex Pfaff is the Bernard Rhodes Distinguished Professor of Public Policy at Duke University. |
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Psychology Professor Abbie Goldberg will discuss faculty experiences and decision-making in light of anti-DEI legislation affecting higher education, as well as the perceived implications of this legislation for students.
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Drawing on surveys, interviews, and focus groups conducted over the past few years, Professor Abbie Goldberg (Psychology, WGSS) will discuss faculty experiences and decision-making in light of anti-DEI legislation affecting […]
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3 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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Come join proctor Julia to learn the basics of printmaking! With no experience needed, learn to transfer images using presses and inks! |
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Have you ever wanted to learn watercolor but weren’t sure where to start or just wanted to try something new?
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Join us for an interactive lunch-and-learn experience focused on American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. 
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Congressman Jim McGovern will speak with students about issues related to war and peace, globally and locally. |
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Wednesday October 28 from 1-2pm Room: JC220 Are you interested in majoring in Economics? Join us for the Economics Faculty Meet and Greet! You may talk with economics faculty members […] 
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ClarkFEST highlights the academic and research excellence of Clark’s talented undergraduate students through work conducted under the mentorship of faculty and staff.
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Developing Opportunities for students from different traditions and worldviews to learn from one another. |
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How can faculty establish clear expectations for AI use and respond when students use it inappropriately? We’ll examine different options for syllabus language and course policies, discuss AI detection tools […]
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Come with questions, leave with answers! Register for this virtual session Ask Me Anything – Careers in Law Alumni: Kristen Sherman Job Title/Company: Executive Director & Associate General Counsel at […]
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Join us to celebrate Paul Posner’s new book and to recognize his many years of excellence and dedicated commitment to the Clark community. Book talk with reception to follow. All […] |
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Get ready for some Halloween fun! Join us on Friday, October 31, 2026, from 12 – 2 pm for a trick-or-treat event at ASEC in the Shaich Center. Stop by […]
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Come join us to play Magic the Gathering and any trading card game you like! |
1 event,Just across Main Street from the Clark campus, the weekly University Park Farmers Market features fresh food, baked goods, and family-friendly activities. |
