CLARK Magazine, Fall 2016

This presidential election exposed and amplified some of the deepest divisions in our country — whether by culture or class, geography or political party, faith in science or belief in the divine. And while honest consideration of these topics was, and continues to be, critically important, the discussions surrounding them too often supply more heat than light, with clear and rigorous analysis at a premium... More

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2016

Their goal was to create local, mobile food economies by marrying environmentalism with entrepreneurial... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Fall 2015

Research pioneer Dr. Richard Pietras '69 takes on the growing epidemic of lung cancer in women... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2015

Janice Culpepper '77 remembers visiting a one-room hospital in Tanzania, with 30 children crammed onto... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Fall 2014

TECHNOLOGY LOVES A VOID. It helps us do many things faster and more efficiently than ever imagined by... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2014

A bold new partnership with
Worcester puts Clark University on
the cutting edge of public health... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Fall 2013

How Jeffrey Lurie ’73 went from sitting in the cheap seats to owning the Philadelphia Eagles... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2013

From sea to rising sea... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2012

20 Under Thirty. Young Clark alumni who are shaking up the world... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Fall 2012

Top Chef's Padma Lakshmi '92 dishes on cooking, career and clark... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Spring 2011

From Iraq to Afghanistan to U.S. Veterans clinics, psychologist Major Clifford Trott '87... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Fall 2011

From Clark to the Moon, Edwin Aldrin '15 helped a nation look skyward alongside Goddard... READ

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CLARK Magazine, Winter 2010

D’ARMY BAILEY ’65 got booted from one university for leading civil rights protests. And then Clark came calling... READ

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