Four Clarkies to travel to Washington, D.C., to attend seminar on the Presidential inauguration

Clark University students Janette Ekanem '09, Sam Reznik '09, Drew Silverman '09 and Amanda Gregoire '10 have been awarded Harrington Public Affairs Fellowships to attend a special academic seminar in Washington, D.C. on the Presidential Inauguration, "New Presidential Administration and the Media's Impact on American Politics," from January 10-20. Sponsored by The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars, the program combines lectures by faculty and guest speakers; small group discussions; site visits to organizations and embassies; a bus tour of Washington, D.C.; and a number of special events.

Delegates from Clark's Model UN shine at recent Yale conference

Eleven delegates from Clark University's Model United Nations team participated recently in the Yale University United Nations Security Council Simulation (SCSY) conference in New Haven, Conn.

International folk music group established

Clark and Claremont Academy students to unveil collaborative art exhibit

Students enrolled in the Clark University first-year seminar "Communication and Culture in Main South," and Claremont Academy seniors enrolled in "Roots and Routes," will be hosting an art exhibit, "Us and Them: Moving Beyond Borders in Main South," on Friday, December 12, from 6-9 p.m. in Dana Commons on the corner of Maywood St and Florence St.

Community leaders bring unique local perspectives on globalization to first years

"All politics is local" is a famous adage that was spoken by the late Speaker of the House Thomas "Tip" O'Neill. In November, four distinguished Worcester community members brought that saying to life as guests of Clark University Government and International Relations professor Michael Butler's first-year seminar course on "Transnationalism: Individuals, Networks, and Global Politics."

Up close and personal: student diaries
Entries allow prospective students and Web visitors a glimpse at life as a Clark student

Traft posts her 'diaries' on the Clark University Web site

Entries allow prospective students and Web visitors a glimpse at life as a Clark student

A new launch - online - for pioneer Robert Goddard

Clark U collection expands with $40,000 Digitizing Historical Resources funding

Clark to hold Collaborative Studio Showcase, fashion show

Students to model clothing made with recycled materials

Student conducts research on sacred beach in Indonesia

Clark University junior Peter Gray shared the results of his summer research project, "Negotiating space: business, pleasure and ritual in Java, Indonesia," with the campus at Fall Fest on November 5.

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