Stories
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Undergraduate student research on display at 2026 ClarkFEST
ClarkFEST runs from 1:30 to 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
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Successful sustainability relies on a lot of people doing a little
Six weeks after returning to Clark as Director of Sustainability, Kortni Wroten, M.S./MBA ’20, discusses her path back to Clark, her priorities, what really happens to a recycling bin, and why small changes matter.
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‘The more we recycle the right way, the more money we save’
Director of Sustainability Kortni Wroten, M.S./MBA ’20, provides a detailed description of what happens after something is dropped into a campus recycling bin.
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‘Last 250/Next 250’ sparks rousing, but civil, discussions
Student-led conversations wrestle with questions around America’s anniversary
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Clark Family & Friends Weekend 2026
Scenes from Family & Friends weekend, Oct. 16-18, 2026 Photos by University Photographer Steve King and Ismael De La Cruz ’27 Bingo and performance photos by Ismael De La Cruz ’27
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You know Tina Vo as ‘Live To Eat Food.’ We know her as a two-time Clarkie
“I feel like I never run out of content because every day I have to eat at least once,” says Vo.
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Campus conversation, McGovern visit examine America’s past and present, war and peace
The Clark campus community is invited to two special events over the next week that center the current state of affairs in the United States. “America: The Last 250 / The Next 250” will feature conversations focused on how Americans should think about the nation’s 250th anniversary, its past, and our hopes (and fears) for…
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Wetland research is about more than dry facts
Where does a wetland begin and end? In a class on Wetland Ecology and Delineation, students are answering this question and others through research and field trips.
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U.S. Constitution has been tested time and again
Has the U.S. Constitution kept up with the country’s massive geographic expansion and population growth since its writing in 1787?
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‘It was cold and dark, but not lifeless’
Dawn Wright, chief scientist at the Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri), discussed the importance of marine exploration and shared her experience as the first Black person to dive to the deepest spot on the planet.
