2026
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PM Challenge supports Worcester nonprofit in addressing food insecurity
The School of Professional Studies recently concluded the PM Challenge, a multi-round competition that brought graduate students together to develop practical, executable project plans for a local nonprofit.
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Golberg’s article on family research among most cited
A Journal of Marriage and Family article by Professor Abbie Golberg is among the journal’s most cited.
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Clark junior earns prize for Revolutionary War research
Connor Dunham ’27 recently received the Middlebrook Symposium Prize for original research on the Revolutionary War in New Jersey.
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$301K grant will support internships and career transitions
A grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations supports a new effort to strengthen the connection between academic work and career preparation.
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Ward delivers keynote at education event on cultures of care
Nadia Ward, executive director of the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise, recently presented the keynote address at a Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education event centered on creating cultures of care in schools.
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Hanselman co-authors study on preparing STEM educators
Associate Provost and Dean of Research Jennifer Hanselman has published a paper highlighting efforts to strengthen the STEM education workforce.
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Best co-organizes conference on Black Urbanities
Geography Professor Asha Best recently co-organized a Barcelona conference exploring the collective experiences of Black people living in urban environments.
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For 20th year, Worcester and Clark receive grant to address youth violence
The City of Worcester, with Clark University acting as a research partner, has once again received grant funding for efforts to prevent and reduce youth and gang violence.
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Imber wins prestigious book prize
Professor Elizabeth Imber, the Michael and Lisa Leffell Chair in Modern Jewish History, has been awarded the JCD-Herbert Katzki award from the Jewish Book Council for “Uncertain Empire: Jews, Nationalism, and the Fate of British Imperialism.”
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MBA students advance to finals of global research analysis competition
Three Clark MBA students advanced to the local finals of the CFA Institute Research Challenge, a global competition that engages students as research analysts.