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Gaming the Humanities, and Humanizing Games

Ashlyn Sparrow   Games are the largest cultural and entertainment forms of our time. Pre-Covid, thousands of players would gather in parks to play Pokemon Go or in large stadiums to see international teams play a game of League of Legends. These numbers have continued to grow with games like Animal Crossing: New Horizon, selling […]

Opportunity Funding Info Session

Grab lunch and walk over to ASEC 313 or log in to our info session virtually for a broad overview of summer funding available to undergraduates for unpaid internships, research, or self-designed projects. Learn what funds are available, how to apply, and important deadlines. Register on Handshake now!

Opportunity Funding Info Session

Grab lunch and walk over to ASEC 313 or log in to our info session virtually for a broad overview of summer funding available to undergraduates for unpaid internships, research, or self-designed projects. Learn what funds are available, how to apply, and important deadlines. Register on Handshake now!

Poets and Writers Reading Series: Pity the Beast by Robin McLean

Pity the Beast by Robin McLean Former Clark Instructor Robin McLean returns from the West for a reading and conversation with Clark Prof. of Practice Michael Carolan. Robin taught at Clark between 2012 & 2018.  Called an "eco-feminist Western" and a "work of crazy brilliance," her noval was named a Best Book of Fiction of […]

Big Black Balloon

Content Warning: Portrayals of disordered eating, self-harm, drug use, and possible death.  Please note: this event is open to the public! Audience members must be vaccinated and masked. No food or drink is permitted. Eventbrite tickets are required for entry and are available below. Clark’s Department of Visual and Performing Arts presents “Big Black Balloon,” […]

Career Pathways from Clark and Beyond

Presented by Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, PhD Clark Alum (MA International Development, 1988; PhD Economics, 1986) and current Clark Board of Trustees member, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick will talk about her journey from her time at Clark University to a career that included stops in the private sector, academia, and government service. Ellen served as chief global economist at […]

Data Science Tabling Session

Data has always been available to us but we've seen an exponential rise in data-driven problem solving and people taking on this approach to tackle problems over the decade! Clark University has adapted to this trend and now offers a major and minor in Data Science. We'll be tabling outside the Higgins Cafe to share […]

Video Games: The Path to Positive Collective Engagement

Games, dev-jams, streams, and the culture surrounding them allow people to connect through formative and compelling shared experiences. In fact, over the past two years of unprecedented isolation, video games and the gaming community have helped millions around the world to stave off loneliness and improve their mental health through collaboration, cooperation, and competition. Of […]

Computer Science Open House

Come and meet our dedicated faculty and learn about the exciting courses we're offering for the upcoming semester. Explore a wide range of courses, from introductory classes to advanced electives, and find the perfect fit for your interests and career goals. Don't miss this opportunity, especially if it's your first step towards an exciting career in computer […]

William V. Shannon ’47, LITT.D ’64 Spring 2022 Lecture

You are invited to the Political Science Department’s William V. Shannon ’47, LITT.D ’64 Spring 2022 Lecture, Thursday, March 24, at 12 Noon, Jefferson 133. Our Speaker will be Brian J. Cook, Professor Emeritus of Public Administration and Policy in the School of Public and International Affairs in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies […]

Geller Jazz welcomes Bill Charlap Trio with special guest Jon Faddis

“Bill Charlap approaches a song the way a lover approaches his beloved…no matter how imaginative or surprising his take on a song is, he invariably zeroes in on its essence.” (Time Magazine) Join us for an evening of swinging jazz as we welcome Grammy award-winning pianist Bill Charlap to campus! Charlap, who is renowned for […]