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Students work to amplify plight of Penobscot Tribe in colonial Massachusetts

Clark seniors create guide to themes in new documentary about 1755 bounty on Indigenous people
Clark earns five individual awards at Mock Trial competition

Two Clark University Mock Trial teams took home 4-4 records during a virtual invitational tournament hosted by Rutgers University Nov. 6 and 7. Clark’s mix of novice and veteran participants competed against strong teams that included the College of William and Mary, New Jersey City University, Quinnipiac University, Stevenson University, Carnegie Mellon University, and…
Thomas Hicks ’93 says elections are a matter of trust

‘The people running the elections … are your next-door neighbors’
Clark Model UN team earns highest-ever rank

Student-run group ends year 9th in the World Division
Harrington Public Affairs lecturer will explore the risks and rewards of ‘direct democracy’

Recent referendums, such as UK Brexit vote, raise questions about their usefulness
Professor Ora Szekely captures fieldwork experiences of social scientists

Book and companion podcast address logistical, ethical aspects of research on the ground
Clark Mock Trial advances to subnational tournament

Students faced teams from across the US in regional event
Special agent Jonathan Schofield ’91 was the man on the case

Clark alumnus reflects on a career investigating fraud and corruption across the globe
Alumna: Volunteering can lead to the career you want

An interview with Jitske Grift ’18
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…