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Clark University Harrington lecture to focus on polarization in Congress
Clark University’s Harrington Public Affairs Lecture Series will feature “Congress: Legislating in Polarizing Times,” a lecture by Sarah Binder, a political scientist with George Washington University and the Brookings Institution. The lecture will take place on Monday, Oct. 28 at 4:30 p.m. in Tilton Hall (Higgins University Center, second floor). Professor Binder, an expert on Congress and…
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Oscar winner brings star power to Clark
Melissa Leo participates in first Mobile Media Workshop
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New Clark study on clearcuts shows surprising trends in carbon, water
A new study by Clark University scientists, released today in Global Change Biology, is the first detailed account of how carbon, water, and energy balances shift in the three years following the clearcut of a deciduous forest. The study, conducted by Clark University Professor Christopher Williams and colleagues in a 20-acre clearcut in Petersham, Mass., reveals…
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Clark University partners with National Grid on Sustainability Hub in Main South
Clark students will help area residents assess their energy use
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A Conversation with Film Director Mira Nair
A public conversation at Clark University, Massachusetts, USA, about diasporic lives lived through migration, movement, and dislocation, as rendered in film and new expressive forms in the 21st Century .[Video by Paul Puiia ’16; Edited by Jonathan Dana ’16]
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LEEP and WaterFire Providence
LEEP Project Pioneer Andy Doig ’14 used his technical savvy to resurrect legendary horror writer H.P. Lovecraft at the WaterFire Providence this summer. LEEP Pioneer Chelsea Krysin ’14 honed her project management skills as an event planner at WaterFire. Here they and their mentors from Clark and WaterFire discuss the impact of their LEEP experiences. LEEP (Liberal Education…
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Geographical conference at Clark University to feature giant globe, art, awards and expert keynote
The New England-St. Lawrence Valley Geographical Society (NESTVAL) 2013 Conference will be held Friday and Saturday, October 18 to 19, at Clark University. Conference themes include “Climate Justice,” “Economic and Financial Crisis,” and “Reimagining Mid-Sized Cities,” and presentations on many topics are scheduled. NESTVAL was established as the nation’s first regional professional geography organization. Beginning with the…
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Higgins series “Framing Freedom” continues to inspire – Next: Jazz Ambassadors lecture Oct. 23
The Higgins School of Humanities Fall Dialogue Symposium is under way at Clark University, offering lectures, screenings, conversations and exhibits that explore the theme “Framing Freedom.” Coming next in this series, which is free and open to the public, is “Jazz Ambassadors Play the Cold War,” a talk by Penny M. Von Eschen, professor of history and…
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Justice for Varter
Dr. H. Martin Deranian ’47 was determined to uncover the tragic truth about his mother’s ordeal. Today, Clark professor Taner Akçam challenges the world to honor her memory and that of the millions killed and driven into exile nearly a century ago.
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Clark University Graduate School of Management is one of Princeton Review’s best business schools
The Graduate School of Management (GSOM) at Clark University is one of the nation’s most outstanding business schools, according to The Princeton Review. The company features the school in the new 2014 edition of its book, “The Best 295 Business Schools.” According to Robert Franek, Princeton Review Senior VP-Publisher, “We recommend Clark GSOM as one of the best institutions a…