- Anderson House – One of many historical Victorian dwellings that dot the neighborhood, Anderson House is home to the English Department’s office and seminar rooms.
- Arthur M. Sackler Sciences Center – Clark’s chemistry research lives in the Jeppson Laboratory and the Arthur M. Sackler Sciences Center.
- ASEC Parking Lot – Just off of Main Street, the ASEC Parking Lot is located across from the Campus Green.
- Atwood Hall – In Atwood Hall, you’ll find Clark’s largest performance venue, the Daniels Theater.
- Beck House – The main offices and classrooms for the Philosophy Department are located in the Beck House.
- Birch Street Commuter Parking – The Birch Street lot is designated for commuter parking, and requires a permit.
- Blackstone Residence Hall – Blackstone Hall, which houses primarily juniors and seniors, features apartment-style living with amenities such as central air conditioning and full kitchens.
- Bullock Residence Hall – Bullock Hall — along with Wright, Dana, Hughes and Dodd — is one of five residence buildings reserved for first-year students.
- Campus Store – The Clark University Campus Store is an independent store, owned and operated entirely by Clark University. It is the source for Clark clothing, gifts, and supplies.
- Carlson Hall – Carlson Hall is home to the Clark University School of Business.
- Carriage House – Carriage House is where you’ll find the Financial Office and some other small administration offices.
- Center for Counseling and Personal Growth – The Center for Counseling and Personal Growth is creating a safe space for you to explore your grief and identify how to communicate these feelings.
- Center for Geospatial Analytics – The Clark Lab (IDRISI) is a research center that develops and employs geospatial technologies for environmental management, sustainable resource development, and equitable resource allocation.
- Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design – A hub of creative activity on campus, the center inspires Clarkies’ entrepreneurial thinking and development of innovative technology.
- Charlotte Street Lot – This parking lot is designated for permit parking only.
- Cohen-Lasry House – The Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, located in Cohen-Lasry House.
- Corner House – The International Center is located in the Corner House, and includes the International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO), American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI), and International Programming.
- Cougar Café – Grab a cup of locally-roasted Acoustic Java coffee, a fresh-brewed tea, or a homemade baked good from our bakery.
- Dana Commons – Dana Commons houses offices promoting and nurturing a bias-free campus — the Alice Coonley Higgins Institute for Arts and Humanities, the Office of Identity, Student Engagement, and Access (ISEA) — as well as the Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies.
- Dana Residence Hall – Dana Hall is one of five residence buildings reserved for first-year students.
- Dodd Residence Hall – Dodd Hall, a women-only residence hall located in the Fuller Quad between Wright Hall and the Johnson Sanford Center.
- Dolan Field House – The Dolan Field House, located a short walk from campus, provides space for intramural and club sports as well as recreational and neighborhood programs, and is a support facility for fall and spring teams.
- Estabrook Hall – As the main facility for both music instruction and practice, Estabrook Hall fills the air with the sound of students honing their vocal or instrumental crafts.
- Gates House – Gates House is the home of the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise.
- Geography Building – The Geography Building is where you’ll find most of Clark’s senior leadership offices.
- Goddard Library – Robert Hutchings Goddard Library houses nearly half a million books, periodicals, and research materials, and four floors of quiet study and research spaces.
- Graduate Admissions – The Pink House is where you’ll find the offices of Graduate Admissions.
- Hadwen Arboretum – The Hadwen Arboretum contains 6.4 acres of unspoiled woodland green space in the heart of Worcester.
- Harrington House – The Francis A. Harrington House on Woodland Street became home to Clark’s president in 1995.
- Health Services – Health Services is a primary care outpatient clinic staffed by physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and support staff.
- Higgins University Center – The Higgins University Center (also known as the the UC) is the major hub for student activity on campus.
- Hughes Residence Hall – Hughes Hall is designated exclusively as a first-year hall with approximately 148 students and Resident Advisors.
- Information Technology Services – Once residence halls, now houses the staff for Information Technology Services at 151 Woodland Street .
- Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library – The Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library supports Clark’s extensive environmental research programs.
- Jefferson Academic Center – Jefferson Academic Center maintains high-performance computing environments for teaching and research.
- John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center – The Bassett Admissions Center welcomes visitors from all fifty states, as well as every country across the globe; it’s where prospective students connect with admissions.
- Jonas Clark Hall – The direct center of campus, you’re likely to have many of your classes here, and it is just a few minutes’ walk from the residence halls.
- Kneller Athletic Center – Kneller Athletic Center is the center of athletic life on the Clark University.
- Lasry Center for BioScience – Lasry Center for Bioscience houses the Biology Department and is a center of scientific research on campus.
- Little Center and Michelson Theater – As the hub of Clark’s theater arts program, the Little Center hums with set-building and costume construction, rehearsals and productions nearly every day and night throughout the academic year.
- Math/Physics Building – Along with the Physics Department, the Math/Physics Building (also known as the BioPhysics Building) is where you’ll find Clark’s Mathematics and Computer Science Department.
- Maywood Residence Hall – Maywood is the only residence hall on campus that is comprised entirely of suites.
- Maywood Street Parking – The Maywood Street Parking lot is the most convenient lot to visit Undergraduate Admissions.
- Media Arts Study Hub (MASH) – The Media Arts Study Hub (MASH) is an open study space equipped with a wide array of modern and legacy technology.
- O’Brien Softball Field – O’Brien Field, home to the Clark University softball team, is located about a mile from campus.
- Parking Garage – Downing Street Entrance – Visitors parking in the garage must use the Downing Street entrance.
- Parking Garage – Florence Street Entrance – The section of the parking garage accessed from Florence Street is permit parking only.
- RLH Residence Houses – The University offers ten houses for undergraduate residence living
- Rose Library – The Strassler Center library collection is comprised of books, journals, and donated archival materials related to the Holocaust, the Armenian Genocide, the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda and a range of other cases of genocide and mass violence.
- Shaich Family Alumni and Student Engagement Center (ASEC) – The Shaich Family Alumni and Student Engagement Center is Clark’s newest facility housing student engagement offices and administrative offices.
- Sustainability and Social Justice House – IDCE house allows our students to strive for a more just and sustainable world.
- The Bistro – A casual dining hub in the Higgins University Center, offering four dining platforms.
- The Den – Coffee and snacks in the Shaich Family Alumni and Student Engagement Center.
- The Table at Higgins – The Table at Higgins is our flagship campus dining experience, featuring an all you care to eat hot and cold food selection at every meal, seven days a week.
- Tilton Hall – Located on the second floor of Higgins University Center, Tilton Hall is Clark University’s “Great Room.”
- Traina Center for the Arts – As a facility for teaching, research, and creation, the Traina Center for the Arts benefits the hundreds of students.
- University Police (Lower Level of Bullock Residence Hall) – Clark University Police Department is located in the lower level of the back of Bullock Residence Hall.
- Woodland Street Parking Lot – A small parking lot on the north-east side of campus.
- Wright Residence Hall – Wright is one of five residence buildings reserved for first-year students, and is located near the center of campus on the Downing Street pedestrian plaza.
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