📢 Last chance to register for Family and Friends Weekend 2026! Join us on campus Oct. 16-18 to soak in the beauty of fall in New England, spend quality time with your student, and see firsthand what makes Clark such a special place. Register by Oct. 9 ➡️ https://t.co/sSvMs2hDDx
When season 51 of @survivorcbs premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 23, Clarkies will see a familiar face. Eric Macksoud ’13 is among the castaways marooned on the islands of Fiji, competing for a chance to win $1 million on the hit program. https://t.co/0vo4g2XTKs
Clark and the Worcester Public Schools have formalized a decades-long partnership to improve educational opportunities for Worcester students, support educators, and create pathways to college and careers. https://t.co/lK920AW5Od
As we observe the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we reflect on the personal testimonies of members of the Clark community who remain connected to that day and its aftermath. Their stories continue to serve as a powerful reminder. https://t.co/GhOzNykwhd
The Games MATTER! JAMATHON from @sczaction and @ClarkUniversity takes place September 26–27 in Worcester, MA.
Learn more and join us as a participant 👇
https://t.co/3JX36OayS7
We were pleased to host today’s announcement of Massachusetts’ first Heat Resilience Officer, Katie Schlick, who steps into a vital role as extreme heat impacts grow. Read more from the event, supported by the School of Climate, Environment, & Society ⬇️ https://t.co/5W0ag2Y9c3
Clark has received a $354,443 grant from the Healey-Driscoll Administration and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center to expand experiential learning in life sciences and support Worcester’s biotech talent pipeline. https://t.co/MmZcMCsSAe
The @CUBSchool has once again been named one of the nation’s outstanding business schools by @ThePrincetonRev! 🏆 CUSB also appears at No. 6 on the national ranking of schools with the Most Competitive Students. Read more about this exciting news! ⬇️ https://t.co/dbG4GNDmTy
Becoming an adult looks different today than it did a generation ago. Clark Senior Research Scholar Jeffrey Jensen Arnett joined CaseyCast to discuss emerging adulthood and what young people need to thrive as they navigate education, work & independence.
https://t.co/ZCq6mCFaks
Clark has been awarded $27 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to expand Registered Apprenticeship opportunities in IT — funding that will help program sponsors hire & retain new apprentices who otherwise might not have access to these career paths. https://t.co/YcvtBq5GEA
The @ClarkAthletics Hall of Fame class of 2026 includes former student-athletes Kyle Bonicki ’17, Rick Cole ’84, Laura Habacker ’85, Mel Melkonian ’13, & Ted Sotiropoulos ’72. These individuals will be officially inducted during a ceremony on Sept. 26. 👏 https://t.co/mI168JiTiA
Meet Hadas! While pursuing a master’s degree at @ClarkUniversity, Hadas is interning with our team in Worcester and is eager to contribute to geospatial mapping, data analysis and limnology (the science of inland aquatic ecosystems, such as lakes and ponds). Welcome, Hadas! 📊 🔬
Why is a neighborhood just south of Worcester's Polar Park one of the hottest in Mass.? Faculty from Clark's School of Climate, Environment, & Society walked the area with @BostonGlobe to explain how historic urban design impacts modern climate resilience. https://t.co/3CfMYjmXBM
Clark University has joined the Massachusetts Transfer Guarantee, a partnership that helps community college students transfer seamlessly to four‑year institutions and earn an affordable bachelor’s degree. https://t.co/UZtgfzrdm4
Professor @CailinManson, director of music performance at Clark, authored an op-ed in the @BostonGlobe urging leading orchestras and companies to connect with smaller groups that exist on the periphery of the industry. Read his piece ⬇️ https://t.co/yytVwq7ixm
Abby Frazier, a climatologist & professor in Clark's School of Climate, Environment, & Society, told the @AP & @USATODAY that a developing El Niño could amplify extreme weather around the globe.
📰Read more at https://t.co/dSxPTRs1Mn (USA Today) & https://t.co/JSG3SadB5C (AP)
🔥 “Having to think about smoke from wildfires and how that affects athletes, athletic ability, and sporting events is a new thing,” Clark Geography Professor Dominik Kulakowski told @Grist. “We’re seeing wildfires become a larger part of life.” ⚽️🏆 https://t.co/BuNBrgLNmR