Clark University Magazine
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Guitar to gavel
Long before he upheld the law, Judge George Overton ’76 brought down the house in style
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Ahead of the game
Fueled by the liberal arts, the Becker School of Design & Technology is reimagining our digital path
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Crisis Mode
From Sandy Hook to the Boston Marathon to Uvalde, Clark psychologist Wendy Grolnick treats the hidden wounds of tragedy
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Nobel-winning work on hunger drives Clark alumnus
Robert Oliver, M.A. ’00, leads campaigns for the United Nations World Food Program
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Justice delayed. Justice delivered.
In 2008, John Granville, M.A. ’04, was gunned down in Sudan. A stunning admission by that country’s government has brought some solace to those he left behind.
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Nothing but Net
When Marc Lasry ’81 bought the last-place Milwaukee Bucks, he believed they could be competitive. Today, they are champions.
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Building a biology legacy
Cathy ’83 and Marc ’81 Lasry help keep Clark moving to the next level
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Mission of the Mind
The Mosakowski Institute merges psychology with technology to address the mental health crisis confronting America’s youth
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Working to Shed the Stigma
Mosakowski Institute Fellows address mental health needs of young men of color
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Thomas Hicks ’93 says elections are a matter of trust
‘The people running the elections … are your next-door neighbors’