Worcester
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Student researchers learn how trees keep things cool in Massachusetts cities
HERO fellows examine temperature data in Holyoke, Fall River, and Chelsea
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Hands-on classes lead to an education with POP
Crowds streamed into the Worcester Art Museum on February 18, 2016, for the opening of “Cyanotypes: Photography’s Blue Period,” a first-of-its-kind exhibition of a forgotten art form given renewed prominence. Once inside the gallery, attendees were greeted by Clark University students, who spent the evening describing the historical context and aesthetic significance of the works…
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David Angel cultivated partnerships with impact
Well-dressed dignitaries took turns at the microphone to recap the years-long effort to build an athletic field at the Boys and Girls Club of Worcester. The children in the audience listened patiently to the speeches, but their thoughts were elsewhere. When the ceremony concluded, they sprinted onto the new field to do what kids…
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Worcester’s Che Anderson benefits from real-world experience of Clark’s MPA-SL program
Unique leadership program is opening doors locally and beyond
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Nathan Ahlgren creates tangible impact in fight against COVID-19
Biology professor 3D-prints face shields for health care workers
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Professor Borges-Méndez supports Worcester schools nutrition program
Work helps facilitate meal preparation during the pandemic
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Rep. McGovern pays virtual visit to political science seminar
Congressman discusses food policy, challenges of COVID-19
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From China to Worcester, Clarkies collect medical supplies for those in need
Global fundraising effort shows power of alumni network
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Biology major Alaina Tabani ’20 seeks a career path that puts patients first
Internships, lab work, and mentors help shape her Clark experience