Stories
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Health Foundation of Central Mass. invests additional 400K in Southbridge CARES
The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts has announced an additional $400,000 grant for Southbridge CARES, a mental health initiative at Southbridge High School implemented in partnership with Clark’s Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise.
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Clarkies awarded at American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament
The Mock Trial Team had an impressive showing at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament last month, earning an honorable mention as four students also received individual awards.
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Cougars reach first NEWMAC women’s basketball final in 20 years
The Clark women’s basketball team powered its way to the NEWMAC finals for the first time since 2005 before falling to Smith College, 72–65. Coach Bridgette Reyes’ squad finished the season with a 19–9 record.
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Daysha Williams ’17 follows drumbeat back to Worcester with STOMP
Daysha Williams ’17 arrived in Worcester a couple of weeks ago with a Nor’easter in the forecast and a table at Da Lat awaiting her. It was like coming home.
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Resilient Worcester adds support programs for young children to Worcester’s Trauma Response System
Resilient Worcester, a partnership between Clark University and Worcester’s Governance Council on Children, Youth, and Families, has received a three-year, UMass Memorial Health Determination of Need grant for $347,000 to expand its existing Handle with Care program.
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Geographer James McCarthy to be recognized with Career Award at AAG conference
Geography Professor James McCarthy will be honored with the Distinguished Career Award by the Cultural and Political Ecology (CAPE) specialty group within the American Association of Geographers.
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School of Business MBA climbs the list of Fortune’s Best for 2026
Clark University’s School of Business has been included in Fortune Inc.’s Best Business Schools and MBA Programs for 2026. The MBA program is ranked 56th in the country, and is one of only eight full-time MBA programs offered at a Massachusetts college or university to make the list — and the only one in Worcester County.
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February blizzard drops snow on Clark
Worcester saw 13.7 inches of snow on Monday, Feb. 23, and flakes continued falling on Wednesday, Feb. 25. Photos by Steven King, University photographer
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Clark senior rescues San Juan’s stray cats using GIS tools
For biology major Lauren Bostwick ’26, M.S./GIS ’27, a desire to help stray animals combined with her abilities in technology led her to create a powerful tool of compassion.
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Skye Donaldson ’26, MAT ’27, paints mural in Goddard Library to inspire students
“More than anything, I want to see art around campus,” says Donaldson.