Stories
-
Palates, plates and the president
Clark University First-Year Intensive course takes on the challenge of food consumption
-
Brendan Burgess ’18 blends the science of politics and computers
You could call Brendan Burgess ’18 a quintessential Clarkie. His double major in political science, with a concentration in international relations, and computer science sets him apart, but some first-year advice pushed him to take it a step further. “I heard if you want to be involved in political science, you should have something that distinguishes you,” Burgess…
-
Courtney Pharr ’17 earns Academic All-America honors
Courtney Pharr ’17 is no stranger to acing a test or a serve, and this week she was honored for her ability to do both with remarkable consistency. Pharr was named an Academic All-American and selected to the College Sports Information Directors of America Volleyball third team. It’s just the fourth time in Clark University history a…
-
Graduate School of Management launches master’s degree in Business Analytics
Clark University’s Graduate School of Management (GSOM) is offering a new master’s degree in Business Analytics (MSBA) program to prepare graduates for the growing fields of data analysis and big data. Business analytics play a key role in developing business strategies and solving challenges in every sector — public, private, or nonprofit, and in nearly every industry, public and nonprofit sectors.…
-
‘Stay true to who you are’
Michael Sam, first openly gay NFL draftee, speaks at Clark
-
Clark Diarist explores why she, classmates create art
In every Studio Art major’s life, there comes a time when your art has to leave the safe confines of the studio and make its way into the world. Through Studio Topics, my capstone course, my classmates and I have reached that time. While the class is the most intimidating I’ve taken at Clark, it provides the freedom…
-
Remembering Clark’s impact
Alumnus donates $1 million to Graduate School of Geography
-
War story: Documentary recalls father’s Vietnam ordeal
“I didn’t set out to make this film at all,” Soren Sorensen told the audience at the Nov. 9 screening of his documentary, “My Father’s Vietnam.” Sorensen, a visiting lecturer in the Clark University Visual and Performing Arts Department, would go on to describe the experience of bringing to life the story of his father, Peter…
-
First-year experience support at Clark ‘setting the standard for excellence’
Clark’s LEEP Center advising model receives national award