Stories
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March 12, 2020, COVID-19 Update to the Clark Community
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff: There remain no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the Clark campus. Following extensive consultation with the Board of Trustees and the University’s COVID-19 Response Team, I write with important announcements about Clark University operations. Over the past few days, we have been in continuous dialogue with public-health experts and others…
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March 11, 2020, COVID-19 Update to Clark Community
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff: There remain no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the Clark campus. We know that many of you have questions about the potential for campus closure and online classes, and write with an update on the situation at this time. We are guided in our decision-making by a singular focus on…
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Back Alley Clothing is perfect fit for Clark entrepreneur
Alli Jutras ’19 creates pop-up business with help of Ureka grant
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Ewick’s book explores how Catholics organized, strengthened their faith after sex abuse scandal
The Catholic Church was rocked to its core in 2002 when the Boston Globe began documenting decades of sexual misconduct by priests — and the Boston Archdiocese’s systematic efforts to cover up the behavior. In her new book, Clark University Sociology Professor Patricia Ewick explores the scandal and the response of some Catholics who…
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March 10, 2020, COVID-19 Update on Canceled Events
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, Clark University has no known cases of COVID-19, but we want to share the announcements below with you. Before we do so, it is important to reiterate that based on all the information available to the University at this time, there remains a low risk of anyone contracting the virus…
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Traina Center exhibit reflects on the climate crisis
Council on the Uncertain Human Future hosts thought-provoking display
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March 8, 2020, COVID-19 Update to the Clark Community
Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, There remain no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on campus or in Worcester County, but we have an important update. Over spring break, 10 Clark students attended a large policy conference in Washington, D.C. On Friday, March 6, the conference organizers announced that a few conference attendees had tested positive for…
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Princeton Review names Clark a best value college
University also ranked No. 21 on list of ‘Impact Schools’
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From Hendrix to Wiki: Student music organization still attracts the stars
Pub Entertainment Committee hosts an array of performers in The Grind
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March 5, 2020, Spring Break Message to Clark Students
Dear Clark Students, We hope you are a having a safe and enjoyable spring break. The health and safety of all our Clark community are of paramount importance. As Clark prepares to resume classes on Monday, we want to provide you with the following updates regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus) and how they might affect you. There…