News lists

Display news dynamically.

Similar to other dynamic content, you query ClarkU News to display a list of news anywhere else on the site. It uses the display-posts-multisite shortcode, and there are a few parameters specific to news:

Events blog_id is 37.
The events post type is story
Stories Grid Template uses template="stories-grid" to display eventsin a grid layout.
Stories List Template uses template="stories-list" to display events as a list.

In addition, for showing recent news, we’ll be using attributes to short by date, and exclude older stories.

Examples

News list

[display-posts-multisite blog_id="37" post_type="story" include_excerpt="true" image_size="thumbnail" wrapper="div" include_date="true" date_format="F j, Y" include_excerpt_dash="false" posts_per_page="3" orderby="date" order="DESC" no_posts_message="There are no recent stories." date_query_after="2 years ago"]

Five people in a panel discussion with one holding a microphone

Clark conference helps answer the question, ‘What is the future of work?’ November 12, 2026 Representatives from higher education, business and industry, government, workforce development, and community organizations gathered to discuss what’s needed to flourish in the modern work ecosystem.

Talent Forward event at Clark University on Nov. 10, 2026

Clark $27M apprenticeship program officially launches November 12, 2026 Registered Apprenticeship sponsors can now begin applying for direct payments through a Department of Labor initiative administered by Clark University.

Keynote speaker Laura Hammond (center) poses with former student and Clark alumna Ruth Rhoads Allen (second from left) and SSJ professors Ellen Foley, Tim Downs, and Laurie Ross during the 11.7 "Reclaiming International Development" event.

Reframing international development for a changing world November 12, 2026 As global challenges reshape the field of international development, a Clark University symposium explored why more equitable, collaborative approaches grounded in local knowledge are essential for the future of research, teaching, and practice.

News grid with search

[display-posts-multisite blog_id="37" post_type="story" include_excerpt="true" image_size="thumbnail" posts_per_page="6" orderby="date" order="DESC" no_posts_message="There are no recent stories." date_query_after="2 years ago" template="cards" aspect_ratio="3x2" show_search="true" show_search_taxonomy="categories"  category_display="true"]

Business and Innovation

Clark conference helps answer the question, ‘What is the future of work?’

Representatives from higher education, business and industry, government, workforce development, and community organizations gathered to discuss what’s needed to flourish in the modern work ecosystem.

Clark $27M apprenticeship program officially launches

Registered Apprenticeship sponsors can now begin applying for direct payments through a Department of Labor initiative administered by Clark University.

Environment & Sustainability

Reframing international development for a changing world

As global challenges reshape the field of international development, a Clark University symposium explored why more equitable, collaborative approaches grounded in local knowledge are essential for the future of research, teaching, and practice.

student throws device into pond from dock

Clark Community

Jackie Wallis ’26, M.S. ’27, has her research and Clark life down to a science

Wallis appreciates the opportunity carry an undergraduate project into her master’s program. “The work has been able to grow and develop as my scientific brain has been growing and developing.”

Professor Nina Kushner, Reuben Glassenberg, and Jim Eber

Recent Clark grad earns inaugural Amy G. Richter Paper Prize

Reuben Glassenberg ’26 was recognized for paper examining the history of Jews in Worcester.

Clark Community

Clark students battle food insecurity by bringing people to the Table

A team of Clark students including by Michael Schiumo ’27 and Alyssa Mandeville ’28. are organizing the first-ever Dine for Good Weekend to benefit ‘Rachel’s Table, Worcester County’s volunteer-driven food rescue nonprofit.

News grid by topic

Display a list of news articles by topic. In this case, alumni. Important: contact us if you’d like to query news by topic as additional configuration on your site necessary before this will work.

[display-posts-multisite blog_id="37" post_type="story" include_excerpt="true" image_size="thumbnail" posts_per_page="3" orderby="date" order="DESC" no_posts_message="There are no matching stories." template="cards" aspect_ratio="3x2" exclude="9222" taxonomy="topic" tax_term="alumni-stories" tax_operator="IN"]

woman smiling at restaurant with pancakes and pupusas on table

You know Tina Vo as ‘Live To Eat Food.’ We know her as a two-time Clarkie

“I feel like I never run out of content because every day I have to eat at least once,” says Vo.

Clark University alum Eric Macksoud ’13 to compete on new season of ‘Survivor’

Eric Macksoud ’13 is among the castaways marooned on the islands of Fiji, competing for a chance to win $1 million on the hit CBS program.

Charles Slatkin speaks at the Robert and Esther Goddard Center of Innovation.

Clark alum spearheads 100th anniversary of Goddard rocket launch

‘I want every kid in Worcester to be proud of this’

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