Diversity and inclusion
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Clark’s first annual Juneteenth commemoration to examine Tulsa, Oklahoma, massacre of 1921
Clark University’s first annual observation of Juneteenth — the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas learned of the abolition of slavery in the United States, celebrated by Black Americans since to commemorate the end of slavery — will feature an event titled “‘This Was Not a Riot’: History, Memory and the Bombing of…
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Senior Week celebrates soon-to-be graduates
Class of 2021 enjoys festive activities, off-campus outings before Commencement
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Revived Difficult Dialogues to focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion
Launch event April 19 to emphasize listening and understanding
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Care Team provides extra support for Clark students, families in uncertain times
Staff focus on outreach, assistance to promote student success
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David Angel moved Clark toward a more inclusive campus
On November 18, 2015, David Angel listened intently from the first row in Tilton Hall as students of color offered frank and sometimes painful testimonials at a special forum devoted to matters of race at Clark. He acknowledged that the issues raised “were very real and very raw” and vowed to make changes that…
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‘Our community must stand united against racism and injustice’
Clark leaders outline campus actions in wake of Floyd killing, city protest
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Donald Lee ’95 brings ‘interruptive movements’ to Higgins School performance
Dancer uses wheelchair as instrument of 'transformation and elevation'
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MLK event panelists urge the pursuit of equity in education
Time to improve teaching approaches for children of color
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Ishara Casellas Connors ’06 uses her expertise to engage underrepresented alumni
Helping lead Diversity and Inclusion Task Force