Stories
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Why do traveling icebergs speed up in warmer ocean waters?
Physics behind ice blocks’ melting helps propel them, Clark-Paris study reveals When you think of icebergs, what comes to mind? Perhaps it’s the iceberg that brought down the Titanic off Newfoundland in 1912. Or maybe it’s A-23A, the “megaberg” that broke off an Antarctic ice shelf in 1986 and became a media sensation as it…
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Once upon a time in Bollywood
Professor explores how Hindi remakes of popular U.S. films have reflected — and helped shape — global culture Screen Studies Professor Gohar Siddiqui recalls the serendipitous moment she became excited about researching Bollywood remakes of Hollywood films. She was in a graduate school film class watching “Bonnie and Clyde,” the 1967 crime-drama biopic about the…
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Student filmmakers get the red carpet treatment tomorrow
Films by Clark screen studies students wil be shown at the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival.
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Becker School of Design & Technology students exhibit games at PAX East
Becker School of Design & Technology students exhibited games at the annual expo.
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A study abroad experience in Shakespeare’s backyard
Clark junior finds a home among the history
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Earth Month events will highlight Clark’s engagement with the environment
The launch year of Clark’s School of Climate, Environment, and Society will culminate in April with a campuswide celebration of Earth Month.
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Clark launches master’s degree in mental health counseling
Clark University’s renowned Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology has introduced a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling to prepare students for careers as Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs).
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The Princeton Review names Clark a top school for game design in 2026
Clark’s graduate and undergraduate game design programs are ranked third in the Northeast.
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Performing in Gala was a marquee experience
Through music and dance, the world came to Clark
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Clark’s Hip Hop Collabo honors Black culture
‘More than just dance, it’s about community, storytelling, and resistance’