Stories
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For new men’s basketball coach Tyler Simms, Clark ‘feels like home’
Strong defense will be focus of upcoming season
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Jay Fialkov ’77 helps bring Woodstock documentary to PBS
‘American Experience’ episode premieres Aug. 6
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Clark University to receive $12 million Department of Labor grant
Partners with Public Consulting Group to provide technology apprenticeships
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Ibrahim Ozgenc’s cancer research is more than targeted — it’s precise
Clark student explores genetic structures in tumors to help develop treatments
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Colin Flug Graduate Study Wing provides a haven for genocide researchers
September event celebrates wing, 20 years of doctoral education at the Strassler Center
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Kiplinger’s names Clark University a best value among US colleges
Ranking recognizes affordability, academic quality
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For Ching Mei Wu, Clark reignites a passion for fire safety
Grad student compares fire safety procedures of the U.S. and Taiwan
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Professor James McCarthy named Laskoff Professor in Economics, Technology, and the Environment
Geographer researching impacts of rapidly expanding renewable energy technologies
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Former Clark diving captain is still taking the plunge
Steve Castiglione ’18 entertains audiences at Colorado resort
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Robert DelMastro ’86 encourages entrepreneurship at Clearly Coworking
When Robert (Rob) DelMastro ’86 entered Clark, he had no idea what career he wanted to pursue. He first planned to declare a biology major, then switched to geography, psychology, and again to computer science before graduating with a degree in mathematics. Though he did not know it at the time, his combined academic,…
