Stories
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2025 in pictures
We look back on the past year through the lens of University Photographer Steven King and student interns Ismael De La Cruz ’27, Collin Hamilton ’27, and Natalie Hoang ’25, MBA ’26.
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Stories of impact in 2025
The year in stories—told through what we hold, what we honor, and what we carry forward.
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Afield in the forest, students learn how to ‘see the world as it is’
Geography course offers career-ready insights and strategies for environmental research Clark juniors, seniors, and graduate students seeking to pursue environmentally focused careers line up each year to take a popular geography class offered by the School of Climate, Environment, and Society, one of many that provide hands-on, job-ready experience and skills. Taught by Geography Professor…
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Solan Homestead ’27 earns award for disaster-zone communications system at HackHarvard
Computer science major Solan Homestead has had a busy fall. A student leader in the Lux Lab makerspace and an undergraduate researcher in Professor Gary Holness’ Laboratory for Intelligent Perceptual Systems, he is also a recipient, with fellow computer science major Sarina Talerico ’27, of an inaugural Clark AI Innovation Grant. Their project, a trash…
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Late-Night Breakfast, in photos
Kicking of finals the right way — with late-night breakfast! Because exams are always better on a full stomach.
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‘Attending college is a milestone in my life’
First-gen Clarkies share their stories with high-schoolers
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Blue Man Group, creative communities, and making your idea reality with Matt Goldman ’83, MBA ’84, and Laura Camien
On this episode of Challenge. Change., Goldman and Camien discuss building creative communities and share some of the innovative ideas that made Blue Man Group a success.
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‘This course went deep into their heart and soul’
The Becker School of Design & Technology recently hosted the Games for Good Conference, showcasing advancements in “serious” game storytelling and technologies that promote positive social impact and change.
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‘We have to continue to bend the curve’
Clark faculty who attended COP30 shared their impressions of progress and challenges that were illuminated during the U.N.’s two-week climate conference.
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Grants support AI projects that enhance life on campus — and around the globe
Clark has announced the recipients of the inaugural AI Innovation Grants, which support creative and impactful projects that explore the potential of artificial intelligence to improve lives on campus and off.