Worcester
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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
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On Clark, Worcester, and ‘adulting’: A Q&A with GOLD alumnus Ifrad Islam ’10
Ifrad Islam ’10 has been embracing the Worcester scene for years. He recently spoke with Emilee Cocuzzo ’18, MBA ’19, to explain why he loves living in the city so much. When did you graduate and what did you do at Clark? I graduated in 2010, and studied economics and management for my bachelor’s degree…
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Robert Tobin awarded Key to the City of Worcester for LGBTQ+ history exhibit
Professor honored for preserving stories of ‘marginalized and unrecognized’ communities
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Clark students help revitalize an ailing neighborhood forest
Arboretum gets fresh life thanks to key partnerships
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Lund Award recipients lead efforts to serve Main South children
Community work includes arts education, mentorship of girls
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Sarah Berube ’21 asks doctors to diagnose themselves
Research survey seeks to define causes of physician burnout
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Clark student drives support efforts for those living with dementia
Julia Schroeder co-founded Dementia Friendly Worcester as an undergraduate
