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Sounds from Clark’s 121st Commencement
Relive the highlights of the day on this episode of Challenge. Change.
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Photo Essay: Class of 2025 affinity graduation ceremonies
Clark University celebrated its international, LGBTQIA+, multicultural, and first-generation graduates with special ceremonies throughout Senior Week.
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In photos: Commencement 2025
At two ceremonies on May 19, Clark University conferred 468 bachelor’s, 975 master’s, and 39 doctoral degrees. Here’s a look at the day’s events.
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‘I can’t wait to see the impact you have on the world’
Clark University conferred 1,014 advanced degrees in a ceremony that urged graduates to connect with and help those around them.
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Clark confers 468 undergraduate degrees to the Class of 2025
President David B. Fithian ’87 urged the graduates to celebrate their accomplishments.
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Longtime faculty honored for a century of service to Clark
Retiring professors Patrick Derr (philosophy, 49 years), Wayne Gray (economics, 41 years), and Will O’Brien (School of Business, 16 years) were feted by their colleagues at a reception May 6.
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From yellowed clippings in a scrapbook, a hidden history is revealed
Student researchers trace the origins of Worcester’s renowned EcoTarium
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Natalie Beck is ready for her next stage
The most important thing she’s learned, she says, is that teachers need to play and speak the language of the people with whom they work.
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‘Keep an open mind’
Jason Messina ’25 found love for UI/UX after exploring all aspects of game design
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At home in the lab
Kristi Civici ’25 studied polymers and fungi at Clark. He’s now on a biotech career path.
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