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Toby Sisson selected for RISD Museum residency

With an emphasis on process, experimentation, and collaboration, the residency invites artists to shape the direction of their research and …

Aylward’s ‘Oblivion’ film wins festival prize

“I’m thrilled with the award and the success on the international film circuit,” Aylward said. The film will have its European premiere at the …

10 things you should know for the fall 2025 semester

10 things you should know for the fall 2025 semester · 1. Introducing The Clark Experience · 2. Clubs and activities · 3. Getting around …

‘Bringing them out of the archives’

Melinda and Amelia are in the beginning phase of the project and have been spending time in the University archives to gather knowledge about …

‘She left an indelible mark’

Colleagues remember Professor Amy Richter

How sound is changing the planet

An exploration of soundscapes and acoustic ecology with Professor Matt Malsky

February events seek to ‘reclaim horror’

Women in Horror Month celebrates characters and creators

Acclaimed designer Stuart Weitzman to share his entrepreneurial journey with Clark audience

Special guest speaker to visit University on February 12

From Byzantium to Bell Pond

Higgins Institute announces wide range of faculty grants

‘For me, environmental justice goes deep’

An expert in environmental humanities, new Leir Chair champions climate solutions, not despair

‘Oblivion’ gives voice to the power of memory

Excerpts from opera filmed at Clark to be screened Wednesday

Witchy words; wicked ways. Clark goes all in on Halloween stories

Higgins Institute sponsors a night of frightening fun

Finding verse in the perverse

Clark professor transforms Salem Witch Trials into poetry

A Legacy in Bloom

The Alice Coonley Higgins Institute for Arts and Humanities boasts a rich history and prepares for a robust future

‘From ruin to revival’

Clark broke ground on a new university center in 1990

We need many different voices

The Alice Coonley Higgins Institute for Arts and Humanities debuts

Composing home

Through photographs, Steinbrecher Fellow revisits their roots

Community is ‘at the center of museum practice’

MFA in Visual Arts hosts art leaders for symposium and talks

Bridging the cultural divide through language

Natasha Rivas ’24 to teach in Japan

As Austria celebrates ‘Bruckner Year,’ Clark scholar reveals composer’s complex history

Appropriated by the Nazis after his death and later celebrated as an innovative symphonist, Anton Bruckner finally gets his due

‘The play’s the thing’: Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference returns to Clark

‘What better writer to consider within the crises of today?’

Geller Jazz Series sounds the note on climate change in upcoming concert

Concert followed by talk-back with composer, musicians

Speakers at Clark this week will tackle a broad array of timely subjects

This is a busy week of lectures on the Clark campus, with talks on topics ranging from weather modification to trans history, reproductive rights, and workforce integration for refugees.

How did combatants’ narratives and social media shape Syria’s civil war?

Political scientist’s book explores possible ‘template’ for future conflicts

Symposium examines the joys and burdens of being on the move

Higgins School of Humanities announces its spring series

‘The fantasy of it runs wild’

Geller Jazz Nightclub features acclaimed saxophonist Jacques Schwarz-Bart

11 things students should know for the fall semester

‘They are always hiring in our industry’

Armor-geddon: BSDT students reimagine historic weaponry with gaming technology

Higgins School of Humanities symposium explores gaming culture

Cailin Marcel Manson commissions ‘Unsaid Prayers,’ will perform in world premiere at Clark on Feb. 25

Incoming students encouraged during Orientation to ‘Bee the Change’

Ion-generating fans clear the air in key campus spaces

Panel discussion to look at current state and future of transgender media

Clark celebrates ‘Bodies’ with art exhibition in Schiltkamp Gallery, online show

Studio art faculty come up with creative approaches to virtual teaching

From Hendrix to Wiki: Student music organization still attracts the stars

Higgins School of Humanities continues public symposium on bodies

Donald Lee ’95 brings ‘interruptive movements’ to Higgins School performance

For Carley Cascione ’21, experiencing Clark to its fullest is both a science and an art

Clark’s next president is welcomed in campus celebration

Cheryle St. Onge ’83 uses her camera to lift the veil on dementia

Alumni return to Clark to discuss their career paths with fellow English majors

Higgins School of Humanities presents yearlong symposium on ‘Bodies’

Natalia Warburton ’21 finds her academic voice through American Sign Language

Expert on critical race theory to deliver Clark’s Gurel lecture

Clark community to celebrate 50 years of Goddard Library

Student explores complexities of Holocaust forgiveness