Stories
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A Message from President Angel about #ClarkTogether
Dear Clark Community, This weekend is a time of reflection for many of faith within our community. In that context, I write with personal best wishes for your health and well-being as our world continues to adapt to the extraordinary challenges of this time — and to invite you to be part of a special…
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Rep. McGovern pays virtual visit to political science seminar
Congressman discusses food policy, challenges of COVID-19
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Robinson leads Goddard Library’s distance-learning response
Clark community may now access resources and collections online
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From China to Worcester, Clarkies collect medical supplies for those in need
Global fundraising effort shows power of alumni network
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ClarkCONNECT job shadow program links students with alumni mentors
Participation doubles in 2019–20 academic year
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Holocaust scholar Frances Tanzer delves into the past to better understand the present
Rose Professor at Clark stresses importance of perspective, sources
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Student Council board advocates for undergrads during a turbulent time
Initiatives have included creating a food pantry, easing campus transition to Blackstone
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From Camus to COVID-19: Dr. Lewis Goldfrank ’63 battles the deadly virus
Bellevue Hospital emergency physician remains committed to defending the public health
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Remote learning? Clark students say: ‘We got this’
With nearly two weeks of online classes under their belts, Clarkies adapt to new routines
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April 1, 2020, Update to Clark Students: Governor’s Stay-at-Home Order Through May 4
Dear Clark Students, Yesterday Governor Baker extended the order closing non-essential businesses, as well as the accompanying stay-at-home advisory, through May 4, 2020. These actions are vital to our community’s efforts to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, and mitigate demands on our health care system. The adjustments we have made in campus operations…