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‘The beauty of this is the connection’

Israeli artwork available for loan through Clark Hillel
A precedent for problem-solving

Professor says 19th-century politics offer lesson in settling division
Uncovering the truth about Salem’s youngest victim

Clark alum’s research informs Salem Witch Museum exhibits
History professor’s new novel plunges into issues of racial justice

‘The Confessions of Matthew Strong’ to be released Oct. 11
Strassler student podcasts explore the nature of mass violence

Professor Christopher Davey encourages investigation through discourse
Strassler Center professor studies how societies relate to, and reflect, past genocides

Sultan Doughan’s early experience with racist attitudes informs her research
‘Our actions do matter, no matter how big or small’

Rabbi Joshua Franklin ’06, M.A. ’07, aids Ukrainian refugees in Poland
Professors explore counternarratives of design and innovation

Race and gender at heart of research
‘Without history, there is no science’

Katie Gross ’22 devotes herself to biochemistry and Holocaust research
Professor Valerie Sperling analyzes ramifications of war in Ukraine

Listen to Sperling on Clark’s ‘Challenge. Change.’ podcast