Stories
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Performing in Gala was a marquee experience
Through music and dance, the world came to Clark
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Clark’s Hip Hop Collabo honors Black culture
‘More than just dance, it’s about community, storytelling, and resistance’
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Iran’s low cost, high reward strategy with International Relations Professor Michael Butler
Michael Butler, professor of international relations, analyzes the war in Iran.
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International Gala 2026, in photos
This year’s International Gala was a love letter to the Clark community, with a fitting theme of “Sincerely, Gala.”
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Director-writer John Sayles to speak about career and creativity March 26
John Sayles will visit Clark March 26 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his sprawling 1996 neo-Western “Lone Star.” A Q&A will follow the film screening.
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Shaich Scholars program empowers students to be leaders
The Shaich Scholars program is for students who believe true leadership is not just about pursuing status, but about finding direction, conviction, and meaning in their lives and careers.
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Clark alum reignites the legacy of Robert Goddard in presentation
One hundred years after Robert Goddard made the first successful launch of a liquid-fueled rocket, the enduring impact and inspiration of his historic accomplishment were recalled by a fellow Clark alumnus and retired NASA employee.
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Becker School of Design & Technology students lean into nostalgia to create interactive TV game
The project “I Dream of Saturday” transports viewers back two decades to the simplicity of watching Saturday morning cartoons.
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Clark recognized as 25-year top producer of Gilman Scholars
The U.S. Department of State has recognized Clark’s longstanding strength and success with securing merit-based scholarships for undergraduates pursuing internships and academic studies abroad.
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Sprinting to space: Goddard, NASA, and Clark’s pathbreaking work in geospatial analytics
Robert Goddard’s groundbreaking innovation, developed in his Clark laboratory, launched the Space Age, propelling NASA’s rockets and eventually leading to the satellites that collect Earth observation data used in GIS — a field that Clark helped pioneer.