With glasses raised and memories of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Bruce Springsteen, the Grateful Dead, the Talking Heads, and other rock greats gracing the display cases, the Clark Board of Trustees la ...

So many people are drawn to horror because, in my opinion, horror is the genre that most reflects what is going on in the real world,” says English Professor Jacqueline Morrill.

Clark team’s data identifies hotspots of extensive forest loss and provides decision-makers with information to protect America’s forests for climate action.

From puppets to video games and from coding data to microscopic organisms, roughly 100 students showcased research and creative projects at the fall 2026 edition of ClarkFEST on Wednesday, Oct. 28.

The table’s participants concluded the event’s first half with a robust discussion about the nature of history itself. Drew, a student, noted that, at 250 years old, the U.S. is still a relatively ...

The Clark campus community is invited to two special events over the next week that center the current state of affairs in ...

Tina Vo ’16, B.S. ’17, has a big appetite for food and for fun, and if you follow her on social media at Live To Eat Food, that’s not news to you. In September, her diary-style missives highlighted ...

Photos by University Photographer Steve King and Ismael De La Cruz ’27 Bingo and performance photos by Ismael De La Cruz ’27 ...

Undergraduate research at Clark stretches far and wide, from analyzing the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest to exploring community at University Park. These student projects are among dozens ...

Arthur C. Evans Jr., CEO of the American Psychological Association, last week returned to the APA’s birthplace to offer a frank assessment of how his organization can play a vital role in addressing ...