Undergraduate students
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Class of 2026 graduation celebrations
Clark celebrated international, first-generation, LGBTQ+, and multicultural students, and marked the first graduating class of the School of Climate, Environment, and Society.
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Clark awards 612 undergraduate degrees to the Class of 2026
Wendy L. Freedman, one of the world’s most accomplished astrophysicists, delivered the commencement address.
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Clarkies honored for commitment to inclusive excellence
Recipients of the 2026 President’s Achievement Awards for Inclusive Excellence are Anahit Marutyan ’29, Laura Burgess, assistant dean, academic and student services in the School of Business, and Naomi Ashley, assistant director, programming and first generation student support.
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African Diaspora Dance Association brings students together for shared culture and rhythm
‘ADDA encouraged me to come out of my shell’
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Masterclass connects Clark students with global leaders and practitioners
Clark is offering a bold new learning experience designed to challenge convention, elevate potential, and prepare students with the tools and capacities to leave their imprint on the world.
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William Stafford ’26 is choosing success
On May 18, the undergraduate student speaker will talk about the choices we make in our lives, how they help shape our trajectories, build our communities, and guide our future.
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35% increase in students committing to Clark
The University has received 625 deposits from students who would enroll in the incoming Class of 2030.
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Late-night breakfast spring 2026, in photos
A finals week tradition Clarkies filled the Table at Higgins on Tuesday, April 28, for Late-Night Breakfast, with scrambled eggs, bacon, donuts, and more served by Clark staff and administrators. Photos by University Photographer Steve King
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Clark student-athletes find community, support, and balance in sports and academics
The life of a student-athlete is a delicate balance of morning practices, days and evenings filled with class and studying, plus time for clubs and relaxation. ClarkU News asked a handful of Clarkies to share how athletics have helped strengthen both their life skills and their community.
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Student films to premiere tomorrow at Razzo Hall
The Clark community is invited to celebrate the accomplishments of graduating seniors and others at the annual screening event.
