Stories
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Photojournalist Spencer Platt has a front-row seat to history, and a Pulitzer Prize
His images of war, 9/11, and the Capitol insurrection have earned Clark alum a reputation for fearlessness.
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Geography centennial event features panel discussions on critical issues
April 13 Atwood Lecture launches the historic celebration
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‘A spark of magic’
At PAX East, Clark senior sets out to discover what makes a great game
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University Pond, 1930
The annual rope-pull contest across University Pond began in 1909, and pitted the freshman class against the sophomores. In 1926, the Class of 1930 — despite serious preparation — lost to the Class of 1929. However, in 1927, the Class of 1930 restored their honor by dragging the Class of 1931 into the water…
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Students spend spring break working in Worcester community
Program teaches Clarkies about social factors affecting health and well-being
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Global energy transition provides fertile ground for geography research
‘Huge new land use’ by wind and solar power has geopolitical consequences
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Doctoral students weigh costs and benefits of renewable energies
Dissertation research taps into emerging field in geography
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Study traces the information pathways within proteins
Research by Clark team earns the cover of journal
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Pitch perfect
Clark Tank illustrates business success for Clark artist
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Student Employment Week celebrates contributions of Clark’s student workers
On-campus employment provides career-building skills, real-world experience