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Pride Prom: Magic Pixie Dream Ball

Join PRISM and ISEA for a "fairy good" time to close out Pride Week with the Pride Prom at Clark. The theme for Pride Prom is woodland fairy chic, so break out your most magical attire for a dreamland romp in the woods. Free food and drink will be provided. Come and get your photo […]

Hockey Match at the DCU Center

Join ALCI to watch a hockey game at the DCU center! Hockey is a sport unique to this part of the US and the DCU center is the perfect place to watch a game. We will meet at the International Center before the game for a brief conversation with hockey player Aiden Lopolito. After getting […]

Calliope’s Call Remembrances Performance

Artists from Calliope's Call, New England's premier art song organization, join forces with the musicians of the New England Repertory Orchestra for a program of magnificent songs for voice and orchestra at Clark University. Remembrances revolves around the memories of days gone by, both beautiful and painful, to remind us that we are shaped by our pasts, and learn […]

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E&I for You & I Podcast

Join host Alec Tarnowski every Saturday at 3pm on Spotify. Alec announces the new 2023-2024 E&I for You & I and signs off for his last podcast as he graduates from Clark.  

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Film Showing: “Tangerine”

Join CUFSS and ISEA for a film showing of "Tangerine," a gritty and comedic film that tells an honest story of Los Angeles street life through the lens of a Black Trans woman.

Nefesh Mountain Concert

Free concert by Progressive Folk/Americana band Nefesh Mountain.

Beyond Apocalypse: Imagining Climate Futures

Professor Ursula K. Heise, UCLA   Novelists, journalists, film directors and artists have created fictional and nonfictional stories about anthropogenic climate change for the last fifty years. The majority of these stories focus on scenarios of large-scale disaster and end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it, with cities under water as a prominent motif. Such stories have been criticized for scientific […]