Clark mourns the loss of Professor Arthur Chou

Arthur W. Chou, professor of mathematics and computer science at Clark University, was struck and killed by a commuter train on June 25 in Lincoln, Massachusetts.

Posner authors book on Chilean democracy

Clark University political scientist Paul W. Posner released his first book, "State, Market, and Democracy in Chile" (Palgrave Macmillan) last month.

Zelesky receives YWCA/Daybreak Great Guy Award

Jason Zelesky, the Associate Dean of Students and Wellness Outreach Coordinator at Clark University, received a Great Guy Award from the YWCA and Daybreak organizations, during ceremonies June 16, at the Worcester Art Museum.

Taner Akçam - scholar, author, ex-political prisoner, and courageous champion of civil liberties - joins the Strassler Center

Akçam was political prisoner in native Turkey; author of 'A Shameful Act'

Clark University recognizes the late Peter Arthur with the Outstanding Secondary Educator Award

The late Peter G. Arthur was recognized with this year's Outstanding Secondary Educator Award from the Clark University Alumni Association on Sunday, May 18. The award recognizes secondary-school teachers for the critical role they play in preparing students for higher education. It is presented at Honors Convocation, held just prior to Commencement every year. Peter's mother, Cecilia Arthur, and Peter Anderson, principal of Andover High School, accepted the award on Peter's behalf.

Zoback, of Tolland, presents Senior Address to fellow Clark graduates

Emily M. Zoback, of Tolland, Conn., gave the Senior Address at Clark University’s 103rd Commencement on Sunday, May 18.

In Memoriam: Winston Napier, E. Franklin Frazier Chair and Associate Professor of English

Winston Napier, Clark University's E. Franklin Frazier Chair and associate professor of English, died Sunday, May 18, after a sudden illness. A memorial service is being planned. Details will be shared with the Clark community as they are finalized.

Clark University holds 103rd Commencement
Speaker Vartan Gregorian tells Class of 2008: Be good ancestors to the future

Cook receives Gerontology Studies Program honors

Kiri H. Cook, of Philadelphia, received a BA in sociology, graduating magna cum laude at Clark University's 103rd Commencement, on May 18. She also received a Certificate in Gerontology, augmenting her scholarship by completing the Consortium Gerontology Studies Program. The CGSP presented Cook with both the Sol Boskind and Student Ambassador awards for her outstanding participation in the program.

‘Sports, Race, and Major Taylor’s Legacy’

Clark participates in May 21 panel discussion about historic bicycling champion

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