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Clark conductor, choir revive the memory and power of Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass was one of the first people to speak at Mechanics Hall when it opened in 1857. In April, his words again rang out from that stage in ”Frederick: A Cantata on the Life of Frederick Douglass,” conducted by Cailin Marcel Manson, director of music performance at Clark.
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Clark launches world’s first, industry-approved professional geospatial leadership doctorate
The two-year, low-residency degree, designed for mid-career professionals seeking to advance in leadership roles, is set to begin in vsummer 2027.
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Hendrix, Springsteen, Joplin still echo inside Atwood Hall
A new exhibit and video recall Clark’s storied rock ‘n’ roll history
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Clark awards 612 undergraduate degrees to the Class of 2026
Wendy L. Freedman, one of the world’s most accomplished astrophysicists, delivered the commencement address.
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Clark appoints inaugural David Angel Endowed Chair in Holocaust Pedagogy and Antisemitism Studies
Dr. Ashley Valanzola has been appointed the inaugural David P. Angel Endowed Chair in Holocaust Pedagogy and Antisemitism Studies.
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35% increase in students committing to Clark
The University has received 625 deposits from students who would enroll in the incoming Class of 2030.
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Can humanity ever attain a shared ‘green’ future?
Our shared climate future, and the imperative to improve its prospects for all of us, brought together a panel of thought leaders and an audience eager to hear their perspectives at the Climate Forum in Tilton Hall on April 13.
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Student films to premiere tomorrow at Razzo Hall
The Clark community is invited to celebrate the accomplishments of graduating seniors and others at the annual screening event.
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Meet the Clark student who advocated for Massachusetts to recognize April as Armenian-American Heritage Month
Anahit Marutyan ’29 received the City of Worcester’s Woman of Consequence Award for her commitment to social justice.
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Clark researchers examine potential impacts of ‘megaport’ on Peruvian Amazon
Government, private investments investments could have multidimensional impacts on the 2.7 million-square-mile rainforest that serves as a critical global carbon sink.
