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Dana Commons

As part of its campuswide plan to create more inclusive student spaces, the University is devoting resources to redesign Dana Commons for the future.

Dana Commons houses two offices promoting and nurturing a bias-free campus — the Office for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Office of Identity, Student Engagement, and Access (ISEA) — as well as the Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies, an interdisciplinary academic hub for many identity-based programs, and the Alice Coonley Higgins Institute for Arts and Humanities. Students can use Dana Commons for club and organization meetings; attend campus lectures and events on the humanities; use the prayer and meditation room; or join a conversation at the fireside lounge.

Learn more about Diversity and Inclusion at Clark

Learn more about the Alice Coonley Higgins Institute for the Arts and Humanities

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Banners on Dana Commons building
Dana Commons - flags hanging over railings
Dana Commons - front of building
Dana Commons - fireside lounge
Dana Commons - students meeting in lounge with professor
Dana Commons - - outside tables with umbrellas
Dana Commons - - couch with books behind it
banners set over Dana Commons building
Dana Commons - fireside lounge
Dana Commons - - movie screen
Dana Commons - - signage in winter
Dana Commons - chairs set in round setting

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Please note: parking may be available on the streets surrounding the building.

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