Stories
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Blackstone Watershed Collaborative at Clark highlights river’s needs through expedition, public events
Over four days, group will paddle 60 miles from Worcester to Providence
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Clark student helps develop nationwide survey for transition-to-college study
Special emphasis on the experience of immigrant students
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Clark partners with Fuller Foundation to support after-school programs
Grant will fund extracurricular and experiential learning activities at University Park Campus School
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Clark recognizes commitment to DEI work
President's Achievement Awards for Inclusive Excellence honor students, staff, Mosakowski Institute
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Ed Carr appointed to National Academies panel addressing climate-related security issues
IDCE director brings ethnographic expertise to roundtable
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Music major’s internship strikes a personal chord
Brenna Moore ’24 shares audio diary from Acadia Recording Company
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Clark’s Adam Institute earns $2M AmeriCorps grant for Main South education
Increases opportunities for MAT students in local schools
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Uncovering the secrets of water, from Siberia to Massachusetts
Professor Karen Frey’s research method inspires Abby Beilman ’23
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Is the common good an uncommon concept?
Provost Sebastián Royo authors new report probing the challenges to a civil society
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Physical education at Clark University
Physical education was a required course for all Clark University undergraduate students from 1910 to 1967. Learn more in these excerpts from the history of the University published by former Clark archivist William Koelsch. “After 1910, as the college became more traditional in its emphases, physical education became required of all students. … “Of…