Please mark your calendar for President Bassett’s final Clark State of the University address on Thursday, Feb. 11, at 10 a.m. in Atwood Hall.

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Feb. 17 at 4 p.m. Cohen Lasry House,  Rose Library Sasha Chanoff will give a lecture. He is the co-founder of Mapendo International, a new humanitarian organization that addresses the needs of refugees who fall through the cracks of humanitarian aid. Mapendo develops and implements lasting solutions to the plight of African refugees.

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The Student Life Survey Committee and the Provost hope that you have found the results of the Spring 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 Student Life Surveys to be helpful to your planning.  It’s already time to begin planning the Spring 2010 survey, and that means it’s time for you to be thinking about whether you…

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High atop a railroad trestle that spans a bone-dry creek, two teenagers plan to race across the bridge against an oncoming locomotive. At first their scheme adds excitement to life in a small factory town during the Great Depression, then sensual experience awakens dangerous passions in an era of stifled ambitions. With theatrical flourish and…

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As part of the Difficult Dialogues symposium on gender, there will be three community brown bag lunches.  The first lunch is on issues of gender in the classroom and workplace and takes place Thursday, February 4 at noon in Dana Commons, second floor.  Bring your bag lunch with you; drinks and chips will be provided.…

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Clark’s American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI) is going to New York City and the Clark community is invited!  The bus will drop you at one of four stops along 5th Avenue:  The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mid-Town, SoHo or Battery Park.  You decide where you want to go and what you want to do. …

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