Clark News and Media Relations
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Taner Akçam Speaks at 2015 Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemoration
Watch Clark University Professor Taner Akçam’s speech at the Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemoration Ceremonies in Times Square on April 26, 2015. [speech text] On this, a day laden with great urgency and historical meaning, I would like to thank you for allowing me to appear with you and to share your grief and sorrow. Today does not…
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Playing D3 at Clark University
Clark University athletes talk about why they chose to play Division III athletics here.
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Veggie Venture
By Wendy Linden It’s Wednesday. I’m sitting at my desk on the Clark University campus at 138 Woodland Street, and I hear the familiar sound of the cart approaching. The Local Root is here! This week’s selection includes Fuji apples, organic greens, radishes, garlic, broccoli, red onions, red beets, multi-colored carrots and apple cider. There’s even a new promo:…
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Clark University featured in Princeton Review’s ‘Guide to 353 Green Colleges’
Clark University is one of the most environmentally responsible colleges in the U.S. and Canada, according to The Princeton Review. The university is included in the education service company’s just-released 2015 edition of “The Princeton Review Guide to 353 Green Colleges.” Published just days before the April 22, 2015 celebration of Earth Day, the free…
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Clark U. Relay for Life raises $16,000, honors co-founder Cassandra McCann ’11
On April 10-11, Clarkies Against Cancer held their annual Relay for Life event on the Clark campus in the Kneller Athletic Center. Approximately 200 people participated and raised $16,000 for the cause. In many ways, the event mirrored Relays of the past, only this year, the organizers and participants made a concerted effort to remember…
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SPREELODEON
Spree Day 2015 Recap! Spree Day photos Music: Night by Icona Pop Video by Carlos Deschamps ’16
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TEDx Clark University: Inspired by You
Recap of Clark University’s student-run TEDx on April 11, 2015 You love to sing, to dance, to protest against injustice, to express yourself through art, to celebrate your different cultures, to learn by doing, to support each other, to discover the unknown and most importantly to be YOU. It is this fact we celebrate, and the…
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Keeping Company Secrets
Neil Orzechowski ’15 had the time of his life as a LEEP Project Pioneer. He just can’t talk about it. Orzechowski spent last summer working at Axispoint Inc., a New York-based company that is on the cutting edge of developing complex software applications and information technology solutions for large organizations. The company’s client list reads like…
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Ureka! It’s WooConnect
“What is there to do in Worcester?” That was a common question we heard during Week One orientation, and it stuck with us. While Alex grew up in Holden, Mass., and had been able to experience all that Worcester had to offer, Abhijit was raised in Singapore, and had little knowledge of the area. Together, we…
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Orienting: Dreadlocks, commutes and birthday cake
Episode #2 of Clark University junior and screen studies major Skye Wingo’s study abroad experience in Japan.