Stories
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Arnold Lucius Gesell: Child Development
The following is excerpted from “Changing the World: Clark University’s Pioneering People, 1887–2000” (Chandler House Press, 2005), by former Clark president Richard P. Traina. Writing for the American Psychological Association’s centennial series, Esther Thelen and Karen Adolph, two noted psychologists, described Arnold Gesell “as a giant in the field of developmental psychology.” Perhaps even a…
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From gaming to guiding
Professor and alumna Mengliu Lu coaches students on creating multidimensional characters
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Student photographer puts equity in focus
Natalie Hoang ’25, MBA ’26, approaches projects with inclusive lens
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Finding verse in the perverse
Clark professor transforms Salem Witch Trials into poetry
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Event will celebrate Indigenous communities through music, language
Clark University will celebrate Indigenous communities on October 16 in a special event showcasing the culture of the Ts’msyen people of the Pacific Northwest. There are about 45,000 Ts’msyen people in the world, with approximately 10,000 registered in First Nations communities in Canada and in the Metlakatla Indian Community on the Annette Islands in…
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Microcredentials. Macro benefit.
SPS introduces mini-courses to develop industry-essential skills
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Hanging around Jonas Clark Hall, 1954
In this photo from the 1954 Pasticcio, students mill around the Jonas Clark Hall second floor between classes.
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‘If these walls could talk!’
Stories, hugs, and the key to the city welcome Annie Jenkins to retirement
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Making passions into a profession
Sophomore Summit encourages self-discovery and reflection for career-planning
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‘It’s easier to see inherent truth in a documentary’
Mexico City water crisis is the subject of student filmmakers’ storytelling