Stories
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Tropical storm doesn’t dampen start of Fall 2021
Everyone has a story to tell, but the story of the Clark University Class of 2025 is just a little, well, damper than most. On Move-In Day, August 19, many of the 519 first-year students and their families were greeted with a torrential downpour that turned sidewalks into streams and steps into waterfalls, throughout…
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Tropical Storm Henri: Be prepared
The university continues to track the progress of Tropical Storm Henri. The National Weather Service is forecasting heavy rain, potential flooding, and high winds for Worcester County beginning late tonight (Saturday, Aug. 21) and lasting into Monday, Aug. 23 with the greatest impacts anticipated tomorrow (Sunday, Aug. 22). At this time, we are planning for…
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Welcome-back weekend features roller skating, campus barbecue
Students celebrate start of fall semester with in-person events
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Incoming students encouraged during Orientation to ‘Bee the Change’
Programming, activities help introduce new Clarkies to campus life
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10 things you should know for the fall semester
Welcome back! We’re ready to launch a productive and enjoyable semester together as we return to in-person classes, full athletics and activities schedules, and the establishment of the Becker School of Design & Technology at Clark. As you know, the reality of COVID-19 persists in all our lives, which means that as we progress through…
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Clark University welcomes new faculty for the 2021-22 academic year
Scholars bring expertise to psychology, music, geography, management, interactive media design
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Clark student is all business when it comes to buses
Research project reimagines Worcester’s public transportation
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Matt Malsky named inaugural Sweeney Endowed Chair in Music
Professor will work to expand musical activities and engagement on and beyond campus
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When the going gets hot, Clark’s HERO fellows get going
Student researchers propose strategies to cool off Worcester’s neighborhoods
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Esther Jones elected vice president of Phi Beta Kappa Society
Dean has promoted the value of liberal arts education, strengthened alumni ties