Stories
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What’s happening in the lab?
We welcome your captions on this undated lab photo — send them to clarknow@clarku.edu!
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Robert Goddard anniversary begins its historic climb
Tree planting launches celebration of Clark’s rocket pioneer
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‘We are really helping understudied individuals’
Danny Fredette ’26 researches how fellow Asian American adoptees approach therapy
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Japan’s U.S. Muse
As news producer for Fuji TV, Hunter Hoysradt ’16 tells America’s story
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Clark honors outstanding faculty
Awards given for advising, teaching, scholarship
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‘Our fate is tied to theirs’
Sea turtles personify connection between humans and nature amid climate crisis
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Interactive preelection exhibit gives a glimpse of ‘Possible Futures’
With the 2024 Presidential Election just over two weeks away, the Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies (CGRAS) this week is sponsoring an art installation that lets viewers imagine a variety of post-election scenarios. “Possible Futures,” which will be on view this Thursday, October 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Fireside…
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Biologist wins $1.56 million NSF CAREER grant to study how iron helps the world breathe
Professor Nathan Ahlgren’s marine microbial ecology research focuses on key producer of earth’s oxygen
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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