Stories
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Clark welcomes Class of 2030 to campus
Hundreds of new Clarkies students packed into the Kneller Athletic Center on Thursday afternoon after moving into residence halls with the help of their family members and peer mentors, getting used to their new home away from home.
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Move-In Day, Class of 2030 edition
Under sunny skies, the newest Clark University undergrads filled red carts, found their residence halls, and gathered on the green. They had a little help from their fellow Clarkies.
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It’s easy being green: AmeriCorps-funded students improve Worcester, Attleboro community forests
Three students from Clark’s School of Climate, Environment, and Society emerged from their months-long AmeriCorps/Campus Compact EnviroCorps experience with hands-on skills, job experience, and a new appreciation for community-based environmental work.
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Clark, Amazon Web Services convene inaugural AI Agents Academy
Clark University, in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), convened more than 400 leaders from universities, healthcare organizations, foundations, and nonprofits for the inaugural AI Agents Academy in downtown Worcester on Tuesday, August 18.
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New grants support dissertation research, expand opportunities for Ph.D. students
With topics ranging from amphibian fungi and waterfront climate adaptation to ethnic-racial identity and Jewish news networks in the first half of the 20th century, seven Clark doctoral students have been named the first recipients of the Clark University Dissertation Improvement Grant program
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Exploring Clark University, exploring Worcester, and exploring yourself
On this episode of Challenge. Change., Dean of Students Danielle Morgan Acosta ’05, MAT ’06, and Hannah Oh ’27, CDP ’28, offer their best advice for navigating the transition to college.
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How do I survive my first year in college? Here’s advice from Clarkies
‘Lean into the fact that Clark is a small school’ Starting college is exciting — and overwhelming. Most students are adjusting to a new city while being away from home for the first time and juggling classwork and social life. Students are thrown myriad opportunities and challenges: Make new friends, join a couple of clubs,…
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10 things to know for the fall 2026 semester at Clark University
With summer break coming to a close and the academic year nearly upon us, here’s the scoop on what’s happening on campus this fall.
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‘His contributions are immeasurable’
Sumner B. Tilton Jr., a life member of Clark’s Board of Trustees and longtime advocate for the University and the City of Worcester, died on August 7, 2026. “Clark University has lost a very special friend,” fellow Trustee Larry Landry ’71, MBA ’75, said.
