Stories
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February 28, 2020, Update on Coronavirus/COVID-19
We are writing to follow up on previous messages sent to the Clark community regarding the novel coronavirus, now referred to as COVID-19, to inform you of recent developments that may impact your current or upcoming travel, including travel you may be considering for spring break. While new cases in China appear to have decreased…
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Biology major Alaina Tabani ’20 seeks a career path that puts patients first
Internships, lab work, and mentors help shape her Clark experience
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Strassler Center launches archive of Holocaust history and antisemitic propaganda
Kline Collection includes a diverse assortment of materials from 1870 to 1990
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John Aylward’s ‘Ananke’ evokes the poetry of Ovid through music
Clark professor’s original composition premiered in New York
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‘Theater is family’: Julie Reed ’20 builds community through costume design
Clark political science major finds mentorship backstage
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Biology researcher Lucas Brandao ’20 splits time between Clark and Yale
Student investigates genetic mutation linked to autism, ADHD
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IDCE student works to empower Cameroon through education
Buba Sulle Dicko found inspiration in Clark’s motto
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Professor Edward Carr named climate change adviser on prestigious environmental panel
‘It’s remarkable a campus this size has the kind of global reach we have’
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Internship helped Isaac Stone ’19 bridge the gap between environmental science and climate action
Sustainability work at nonprofit connects him with Clark alumna
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Higgins School of Humanities continues public symposium on bodies
In Spring 2020, Clark University’s Higgins School of Humanities will launch the second half of its symposium on bodies. This semester’s programming explores art (dance, photography, film), unexpected pairings (arithmetic and abortifacients, musical criticism and disgust), and fresh ways of thinking how bodies signify (plastic surgery, linguistic embodiment). All events listed below will be held…
