Stories
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‘It’s important for me to represent my communities’
Temera De Groot ’25 to honor identity in commencement address
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Close to home, now ready to soar
Debrin Adon Suero ’25 didn’t have to travel too far to come to Clark. Growing up a couple of blocks away and attending University Park Campus School, he became quite familiar with the University. “By junior year, I had already decided that I was going to Clark,” he says.
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‘One short experience can be absolutely life-shaping’
Drawn to literature and volunteering, Nick Brunelle ’25 focuses on advocacy
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A creative collision at the Traina Center
Senior studio art and screen studies students showcase final works
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Umpire Channel founder Noah Katz ’26 makes waves with his WooTank win
Last week, Noah Katz ’26 threw out the first pitch at a Worcester Red Sox game. As tosses go, it was a good one from the former high school varsity third baseman. But it wasn’t his most memorable pitch in recent weeks. On April 8, Katz delivered the winning idea at the second annual WooTank…
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‘A deeper understanding of the world’
Natasha Devlin ’26 finds the pulse of public health
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‘School isn’t the end of your evolution’
Alumni panel offers first-gen students advice on navigating career search
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Space. Culture. Violence. Professor explores alternative history of colonial maps
Knowing the history of a place results in a deeper understanding and connection with it, says Professor Nathan Braccio.
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De-stress during finals with yoga, Legos, and Late-Night Breakfast
Feel Good Finals events offer Clarkies study breaks, snacks, and exercise
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‘This is a time to stand up for what is right’
Clark University is adding its voice to national calls for restraint and adherence to due process as the federal government implements unprecedented policy changes affecting higher education, because, as President David Fithian recently shared, “this is a time to stand up for what is right.”