Stories
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‘Art After Clark’ exhibition showcases alumni creations
The Clark University Visual and Performing Arts Department celebrated the artistic visions of 17 studio art alumni at a Feb.12 reception for the third “Art After Clark” exhibition, now on display through April 2 at the Traina Center for the Arts’ Schiltkamp Gallery. Represented media and techniques range from handmade journals and fabric sculpture to printmaking, photography, painting,…
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Clark University, City of Worcester forge academic health partnership
The City of Worcester and Clark University announce the creation of an innovative Academic Health Department, the result of a partnership combining scholarship and practice to improve public health. The city’s Division of Public Health and the University’s Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise, together through the Academic Health Department, will harness a variety of relationships and, based upon consideration of local needs…
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Biology Major Josh Bugge
Joshua Bugge ’14 talks about why he likes majoring in biology at Clark. [Video by Mae Beerman ’14]
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Accelerated B.A./M.S. in Biology
Biology major and fifth-year master’s student Audrey Seiz ’14 talks about why she likes studying biology at Clark. [Video by Mae Beerman ’14]
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Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major
Michele Corbet ’14 talks about why he likes studying biochemistry and molecular biology at Clark. [Video by Mae Beerman ’14]
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Clark Model U.N. Team excels at Harvard, McGill conferences
The Harvard Model U.N. conference is one of the most competitive conferences in the Model U.N. circuit, attracting more than 3,000 student delegates from 75 countries. “Our team did an exceptional job this year, especially in the smaller crisis committees,” said Model U.N. Faculty Adviser Srini Sitaraman, Associate Professor of Political Science. Clark University students…
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Clark history professor’s new book examines complex world of prostitution in 18th-century Paris
In her new book, “Erotic Exchanges: The World of Elite Prostitution in Eighteenth-Century Paris,” Clark University associate professor of history Nina Kushner explores the world of the eighteenth-century Parisian demimonde, in which women sold sex, company, and even love to the men of the elite in exchange for being “kept.” In “Erotic Exchanges” (Cornell University Press), Kushner reveals the…
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Clark professor’s ‘Dream Nation’ explores cultural effects of Puerto Rican independence movement
While the Puerto Rican independence movement was a political failure, it has contributed immensely to the Puerto Rican identity, influencing both literature and culture. A provocative new book by Clark University associate professor of Spanish María Acosta Cruz uses examples from Puerto Rican literature, history, and pop culture to emphasize how the territory’s residents have taken hold…
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Old Clark University OneCards find a musical new life as guitar picks
Members of the Clark University community are always finding creative ways to recycle just about everything. Clark’s OneCard’s Office recently started recycling old Clark OneCards into guitar picks. Business Manager Paul Wykes had the idea after he bought his son a guitar pick maker for Christmas in 2012. This past year, his son received a…
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MSPC: Two Degrees in Five Years
Qualified Clark undergrads can earn a bachelor’s and a master’s degree with the fifth year tuition free. The MSPC (Master of Science in Professional Communication) is just one of several accelerated degree programs offered at Clark. [Video and music by Jonathan Dana ’15]