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Biology professor Clifton Hodge led 1911 fight against flies in Worcester

Adapted from “Clark University: A Narrative History, 1887–1987,” by William Koelsch (Clark University Press, 1987). Clifton F. Hodge, a young University of Wisconsin neurologist who had earlier been a fellow in psychology at Clark University, joined the Clark biology faculty in the 1890s. When the college was established, Hodge taught in that also, and proved…
New integrations with IBM Watson, Mendix enhance MSIT concentrations

The Clark University School of Professional Studies has integrated IBM Watson and Mendix platforms into the M.S. in Information Technology (MSIT) program. Students in MSIT generative AI and product development concentrations will now have hands-on access to these cutting-edge technologies, better preparing them to lead in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. IBM Watson, known for…
What it takes to make a video game

MFA student-led project gamifies the work of H.P. Lovecraft
Choreographing the fun in math

Raeanna Deloge ’25 fuses study of mathematics and dance
A taste of cuisine and culture in Greece, shaped by migrants

In Thessaloniki, students explore ‘relationship between migration, food, and belonging’
In their own words

Listen to our humanities faculty discuss their work on the Challenge. Change. podcast.
The human side of computing

Professor John Magee on using technology to solve problems
Photo essay: Mangia! Mangia!

Italian city of Perugia hosts Clark science course exploring the chemistry behind food
‘Master of my own destiny’

Chronicling life as a park ranger with Andrew Vietze ’91
Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies celebrates a decade of impact

New director joins ‘community of thinkers’ in addressing social inequity