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FEATURES
‘We’re playing the long game on this.’
The newly launched School of Climate, Environment, and Society is Clark’s response to a planet in crisis.
Online exclusive
Dean Lou Leonard discusses the opportunities ahead for the School of Climate, Environment, and Society.
On the cover
Photograph by Steven King
Of note
Red square
Mostro mash Archaeology Magazine featured Art History Professor John Garton’s research on the monster statues in Bomarzo, Italy.
The Clark Experience Undergraduate students arrive on campus with the promise of an education that will challenge, inspire, and propel them.
Selections from our scholars Browse the latest published work by Clark faculty—from intimacy and relationships to the dialogues of Plato. 
No business like shoe business Stuart Weitzman—acclaimed designer and founder of the luxury shoe brand that bears his name—visited Clark in February.
McArdle named NEWMAC student-athlete of the year The psychology major is eyeing a possible career as a sports psychologist.
Clarkies far afield Clark’s field hockey team brought supplies, taught field hockey, and volunteered at a wildlife refuge in Costa Rica.
Boggy Nights
Prowling a lonely swamp at twilight? It’s just another night for students in the lab of Biology Professor Javier Tabima Restrepo, who venture into the wild to conduct research that aims to understand the diversity, genomics, evolution, and ecology of microfungal species associated with multiple hosts and ecosystems. On this night, the students were collecting frogs for an extended study.
Alma mater
Celebrating Clark’s alumni community
“As humans, we want to feel that what we do matters—and here at Clark it really does.”
LOU LEONARD, D.J.A. SPENCER DEAN OF
THE SCHOOL OF CLIMATE, ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY
Last look
The class of 2029 greets the day at orientation.