Stories
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‘Everything a geographer should know’
HERO fellows study trees outside of Massachusetts for first time
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Mel Rosenblatt ’53, ‘unparalleled’ former trustee, passes away
Melvin “Mel” Rosenblatt ’53, a former longtime member of the Clark University Board of Trustees — and the namesake of the University’s Rosenblatt Room — passed away on Tuesday, July 5, in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Read the full obituary After graduating from Clark, Rosenblatt went on to an illustrious career as a CPA and business adviser…
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COVID Cohort earned MPA-SL degrees during pandemic
Degree prepares grads for municipal and nonprofit leadership roles
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Strassler student podcasts explore the nature of mass violence
Professor Christopher Davey encourages investigation through discourse
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Students earn Fulbrights and other prestigious awards
Scholarships fund research, teaching, and study abroad
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E. Tejada III is building community for LGBTQIA+ students
Assumes new role as Clark’s associate director for gender and sexuality
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Annie Jenkins closes the menu on 35 years behind the grill
Owner of Annie’s Clark Brunch ready for retirement
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‘Judges and justices are not machines’
Alum examines judicial decision-making behind Roe v. Wade overturn
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Vice president for university advancement stepping down
Jeff Gillooly lauded for efforts that moved Clark forward
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Albert Michelson: ‘The artist in science’
“I always think of Michelson as the artist in science. His greatest joy seemed to come from the beauty of the experiment itself, and the elegance of the method employed. But he has shown extraordinary understanding for the baffling fundamental questions of physics.” — Albert Einstein Albert Michelson was a member of the Clark…