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New books show breadth of Clark faculty expertise
Scholars examine race, design, migrant creativity, among other topics
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Esther Jones explains the reason for COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among Black Americans
Dean publishes research on The Conversation
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Things are looking up … and up … for Brett Iarrobino’s playwriting career
Clark senior’s balloon-themed play is national finalist for outstanding short play
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Clark Archives loans rare volume of poems to Texas museum
Phillis Wheatley Peters is known as the ‘mother of African American literature’
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With election still undecided, faculty discuss ‘What Just Happened’
While votes continued to be counted across the country on Nov. 4, Clark faculty gathered virtually to address the potential results and ramifications of the 2020 presidential election. “What Just Happened,” moderated by Dean of the Faculty Esther Jones, included an interdisciplinary panel of faculty from across campus, including Robert Boatright (political science); Jack Delehanty…
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Winston Napier Conference to honor life and legacy of late Clark professor
Event celebrates 20th anniversary of “African American Literary Theory”
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‘From Horror to Hope,’ first-year students take multilayered approach to pandemics
Clark Commons course to be offered again during Winter Intersession
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Clark Summer Series took us on stage, into the batter’s box, and away from COVID
This summer has been like no other. We’ve learned what it’s like to breathe and talk through a mask, and how to quickly calculate six feet of distance between us and other people — who themselves are making the same calculation. We’ve tentatively ventured back into public spaces that once were closed, and adjusted…
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What science fiction can teach us about survival
Webinar discusses genre’s profound impact on reimagining what ails us
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At 100, Al Southwick ’41, M.A. ’49, is still writing
Longtime journalist, historian continues to pen weekly newspaper column