2026

Ghosh named interim associate dean of undergraduate scholarship

Professor Cyril Ghosh has been appointed as Interim Associate Dean of Undergraduate Scholarship. He will work to expand access to competitive opportunities and strengthen how Clark showcases undergraduate work.
Justice Jackson’s birthright citizenship opinion cites Clark professor’s work

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson cited work by History Professor Ousmane Power-Greene in her concurring opinion in Trump v. Barbera, which addressed birthright citizenship.
Abbie Goldberg delivers keynote at the adoption research conference

Professor Abbie Goldberg presented a keynote lecture at the International Conference on Adoption Research, exploring parenting at the margins of legitimacy within modern adoption and child welfare systems.
Bradyn Potter ’26 selected for young professionals exchange program in Germany

Bradyn Potter ’26 has been selected by the U.S. State Department to study and work in Germany as part of the 2026–27 Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals program.
Clark University School of Business joins Mass Fintech Hub

The Clark University School of Business (CUSB) has become an institutional member of the Mass Fintech Hub, expanding opportunities for students and faculty to engage with leaders in the financial technology sector.
Clark goes all out for Massachusetts Science and Engineering Fair

Clark hosted hundreds of students and teachers on May 9 for the middle school portion of the Massachusetts Science and Engineering Fair.
Change in leadership at Strassler Center

Provost John Magee has announced that Thomas Kühne will be stepping down from the role of director of the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Professor Ken MacLean will serve as interim director of the Center for the 2026–27 academic year.
MPA Senior Leadership students discuss issues surrounding aging population

MPA Senior Leadership students gathered for a residency in Springfield, Mass., to hear from a panel of experts on issues surrounding our aging population.
SPS students finish at top of datathon, innovation challenge

Master’s students earned top prizes at Serve x ODSC AI Datathon and the Tech Innovation Challenge 2.0.
Mosakowski Institute’s Letisha Amuwo participates in panel on forging meaningful change

Letisha Amuwo, department administrator and executive assistant in the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise, recently participated in the Worcester Women’s History Project panel, “Conversations for Change.”