Stories
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Stephen DiRado’s Bell Pond photos are subject of NYC show, new book
Stephen DiRado spent the summer of 1983 photographing the people who gathered at Worcester’s Bell Pond. Those photos are now on display in a New York gallery.
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‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ actor Lauren Adams visits Clark for improv workshop, film screening
Lauren Adams, best known for playing Gretchen Chalker on the Netflix hit “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” will visit Clark on Thursday, Sept. 10. The day includes a free public screening and talkback of Adam’s new short film, “In the Middle of Something.”
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Wally Halas is back on the court
Wally Halas led his teams to 10 consecutive NCAA tournaments during his tenure as men’s basketball coach (1974–87). This fall, Clark Athletics will dedicate the Kneller court “coach’s box” in his name.
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Clark ranked a top school by Princeton Review, Niche
Two popular college search platforms have released annual rankings that place Clark University among the top universities in the United States for 2027.
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Games designed at Clark will open pathways for those living with schizophrenia
The BSDT in partnership with the S&PAA is developing games that can help reduce loneliness, strengthen social connection, build empathy, and teach practical skills that support recovery.
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Deciphering black holes and problematic proteins: 75 undergraduates experience ‘Summer of Science’
Seventy-five undergraduate science majors at Clark spent the summer working closely with faculty mentors and diving deep into research.
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Should there be a national primary Election Day? Clark Professor Robert Boatright thinks so
On this episode of Challenge. Change., Boatright explains primary trends.
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Annual Bumpus Symposium celebrates graduate student biology research
How are worm brains built? Does noise impact bird activity in cranberry bogs? Could studying the amphibian gut biome lead to advances in medicine? These are just a few of the topics that biology graduate students will cover through posters and lighting talks at the Sept. 2 Bumpus Symposium.
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With federal aid dwindling, how can cities embed climate resilience in their budgets?
Organized by the School of Climate, Environment, and Society, a national panel discussion addresses how cities are grappling with the challenges of extreme weather.
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Clark education students create cozy library inside Worcester elementary school
Gwenne Balcius ’26 and Maggie Connors ’26, MAT ‘27, built a cozy, ocean-themed “book nook” at Columbus Park Preparatory School.
