CUPS’ fall MainStage production contemplates the huge responsibility of 12 ordinary people as they consider the guilt or innocence of a young man accused of murder.
Join the Clark University Symphony Orchestra and the Clark University Choir, together with members of the New England Repertory Orchestra, who will perform Farrenc’s Symphony No. 3 in G minor and Händel’s Dixit Dominus.
Join ADDA as we take you on a tour around the diaspora.
Shabbat is the Jewish Sabbath, which takes place from Friday evening through Saturday evening. Come for just the services, just the dinner, or both!
Bring your A-game and get ready to debate your way to victory!Only the FIRST 20 students who register will get a chance to compete!
Clark’s 4th annual First-Gen Luncheon will celebrate and uplift the voices of our first-gen students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Join DIG and our former co-president, Eila Rubenstein, to talk about her experience as being a woman and a student in the game industry.
Join and learn from a variety of alumni entrepreneurs!
These meetings are open to the public. Attending this event fulfills Navigator Pathway programming: Discover & Pursue Passions.
The panel, part of the national First-Gen College Celebration, will feature first-gen Clarkies speaking to high school students who are a part of local college access programs.
Omer Bartov, the Samuel Pisar Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University, will present the Albert M. Tapper Annual Lecture.
What's the deal with quantum computers? Have you found yourself wondering this? Are you interested in the cutting edge of computing?
