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Feb. 4: Hub New Music concert in Razzo Hall will include works by composers at Clark

February 1, 2018

February 4 at 3 p.m. Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts Free an open to all Hub New Music, Boston-based chamber music organization actively performing and commissioning the latest generation of composers, will perform a program that is special for its inclusion of works by two composers at Clark: Sundar Subramanian, Professor of Music…

Opening Jan. 24: ‘The Wall’ exhibition looks at border territory between the U.S. and Mexico

January 23, 2018

The Wall An exhibition of paintings about the border territory between the U.S. and Mexico Wednesday, January 24 3 to 4 p.m. Conversation with the artist, Gregory Thielker, and Paja Faudree, associate professor of anthropology at Brown University 4 to 5:30 p.m. Opening reception Schiltkamp Gallery, Traina Center for the Arts Exhibition on view through…

Welcome (back), green Clarkies! – Learn how to minimize your impact while here at Clark in 2018

January 23, 2018

A warm welcome back to everyone at Clark! Here at Clark we have several ways everyone can get involved and minimize their impact. Shop at the Community Thrift Store on Main Street for stellar back-to-school finds at a fraction of the cost. Check their Facebook page to find coupons, sales, and special offers throughout the year. Looking to…

Jan. 25: 2018 NOAA summer internships info session

January 16, 2018

Thursday, January 25, 2018 4 to 5 p.m. Fuller Conference Room, 4th floor Goddard Library NOAA Internships place Clark students in exciting, hands-on projects at locations around the United States. Students from a wide range of majors will have the chance to learn from working scientists and policy experts at one of America’s leading public…

Clark receives achievement certificate from EPA for work in reducing food waste

December 8, 2017

In 2016, over 950 businesses, governments, and organizations participated in EPA’s Food Recovery Challenge, part of the EPA’s Sustainable Materials Management Program, which seeks to reduce the environmental impact of all kinds of materials. To prevent and reduce their wasted food, Food Recovery Challenge participants used cost-effective and creative practices like reducing excess food from educational…

Plan a sustainable Thanksgiving break (Nov. 22-24)

November 16, 2017

With Thanksgiving break just around the corner (November 22-24), there are many ways you can be sustainable on your time off. Carpool on your road trip Use Mass DOT’s NuRide program or the Clark Carpools! group to either fill your car or hitch a ride to wherever you’re going. Start planning out a winter garden Now is a great time to check out seed…

Nov. 5: Clark Arts presents “Identity,” a visual and musical arts residency

November 3, 2017

“Identity” is a one-day residency with Castle of Our Skins and New Gallery Concert Series that, through art, music and dialogue, explores the systemic racism faced by African-Americans. Castle of our Skins is a concert and educational series dedicated to celebrating Black artistry through music. The New Gallery Concert Series presents new pieces of music and visual art,…

Clark featured in Princeton Review’s ‘Guide to Green Colleges’ for the 7th consecutive year

October 20, 2017

Each year, Princeton Review releases a guide to some of the most environmentally responsible colleges in the United States, featuring Clark in their “Guide to 375 Green Colleges: 2017 Edition.” The highlight points out key sustainable features of Clark, including our “bold” Climate Action Plan to reach zero emissions by 2030; our cogeneration plant; which…

Oct. 3: Opening reception of student-curated exhibition, WATER + COLOR

September 29, 2017

Tuesday, Oct. 3; 5 –6:30 p.m. Schiltkamp Gallery, Traina Center for the Arts Curated, installed, and organized by Studio Art Professor Elli Crocker, with students in Gallery Culture and Practice, this exhibition showcases the work of six artists whose innovative painting in watercolor defies conventional notions about this challenging medium. Surprising in scale, subject matter and approach,…

Through Oct. 27 in Traina Center: ‘On Roman Time’ exhibition, featuring photography by Prof. John Garton

September 26, 2017

This exhibition features photography shot in and around Rome, Italy by John Garton, professor of art history, in 2017. Professor Garton previously lived in Italy and returned frequently to conduct art history research; his photos offer images of time counted in millennia and in minutes. Holding the lens of the straniero, or foreigner, Garton records daily…