Stories
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J. Geils Blues Band and Janis Joplin at Clark
Review from The Clark Scarlet, Feb. 28, 1969
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Reducing stress for sustainable bonds
Clark psychologist treats the toll of a struggling relationship
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‘Bringing art into the world’
20 student artists are the first inducted into Clark Kappa Pi
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Clark teams begin NEWMAC playoff run this week
Basketball, swim/diving teams in the hunt for a title
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David Jordan appointed School of Management Dean
President David Fithian and Provost Sebastián Royo yesterday announced the appointment of David A. Jordan, MPA ’02, to a three-year term as dean of the School of Management. “We are confident that with David’s continued leadership the School of Management will realize its full promise and potential, and we couldn’t be more enthusiastic about…
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Funded by $1.1 million in NSF grants, researchers dive into undersea war of the microbes
Cyanobacteria produce oxygen for life on earth. Why do viruses kill them?
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Partnership aims to improve high schoolers’ mental health outcomes
Mosakowski Institute, Southbridge Public Schools team up to address students’ academic, social-emotional needs
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‘The beauty of failure is perfection’
Syllabus COURSE: SCULPTURAL DYNAMICS TEACHER: JAMES MAURELLE In the studio art classes taught by Professor James Maurelle, students must first regard their hands and how they feel. In a digital world, regaining an appreciation for the tactile is the first step. Maurelle, Clark’s first full-time professor of sculpture, then helps the students in his Sculptural…
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A Clark love story: Roy and Barbara Andersen
Barbara (Norris) Andersen ’46 was a member of the first class of women to enroll in Clark’s new Women’s College in 1942. She’d learned about Clark while waitressing in the summer of 1942 at The Inn in West Falmouth, Mass. Among the guests was Dr. Loring Dodd, professor of English and fine arts at Clark, who…
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Flashy tails and sharp horns in the name of love
How evolution impacts courtship in the animal kingdom