Stories
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From bon appétit to biofuels
Biology professor’s PNAS article traces evolution of shiitake mushrooms
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Navigating a post-Roe Massachusetts
Reproductive health experts explain barriers to care
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Climate change curbing Western forests’ ability to recover from fires, scientists find
Geography Professor Dominik Kulakowski co-authors study in PNAS
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Graduate School of Geography eager to celebrate 100-year anniversary
Centennial event features panels that honor the past and embrace the future
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Preserving the past through his lens
Dan Gillooly ’25 documents ‘old Worcester’ in photos
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Clark alumna was a pioneer in prison reform
Miriam Van Waters, Ph.D. 1913, challenged conventional attitudes toward inmates and incarceration
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A new home for BSDT
The Becker School of Design & Technology will have a new home at Clark in Fall 2023 with the opening of the Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design. The building will house not only the BSDT, but also the Computer Science Department and some programs within the Department of Visual and Performing Arts.…
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A ‘Cosmic’ experience
Boston-based White Snake Projects started a partnership with Becker College years ago to fulfill a desire to make a multimedia opera. Mengliu Lu ’22, MFA ’23, helped White Snake with a production performed in September called “Cosmic Cowboy,” billed as a “sci-fi opera exploring the mysteries of space, time, and love.” That relationship continues with…
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Stuck on gaming
What do a museum heist and a disdain for hot dogs have in common? Both have been the subject of video games developed by Arielle Johnson ’25 and Dillon Remuck ’25 in collaboration with Professor Terrasa Ulm. “The Case of the Sticky Vandal: A Detective Hunter Mystery” asks players to become detectives and investigate who…
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Ahead of the game
Fueled by the liberal arts, the Becker School of Design & Technology is reimagining our digital path
