Clark College welcomed dozens of employees’ children—from toddlers to teens for Take Our Child(ren) to Work Day on April 25.
Archer Gallery is bringing three artists and multiple events to campus in May.
Clark’s annual community event offered an evening of free, family-friendly activities that celebrate Latiné culture, children, literacy, and Earth Day.
Authors Andrew Leland and Justin Taylor discussed Leland’s new memoir, The Country of the Blind.
On Saturday, April 27, the rocket team from the Clark College Aerospace & Robotic program traveled to Brothers, Oregon, and successfully launched their rocket.
On Saturday, April 27, the rocket team from the Clark College Aerospace & Robotic program traveled to Brothers, Oregon, and successfully launched their rocket.
Authors Andrew Leland and Justin Taylor discussed Leland’s new memoir, The Country of the Blind.
Clark’s annual community event offered an evening of free, family-friendly activities that celebrate Latiné culture, children, literacy, and Earth Day.
Archer Gallery is bringing three artists and multiple events to campus in May.
Clark College welcomed dozens of employees’ children—from toddlers to teens for Take Our Child(ren) to Work Day on April 25.
The Clark College English department is hosting a week-long celebration of creative writing May 6-11.
Clark College hosted Noche de Familia on April 23, a special night for Latiné families to learn about academic options and internal and external resources available at Clark College.
The Clark College Veterans Center of Excellence welcomed student veterans and potential students during its spring open house on April 22
350 high school students who explored degrees and programs at the Clark College CTE Showcase, a career pathways event on Clark’s main campus
Congratulations to Lucy Mackintosh, Library and Archives Paraprofessional, Access Services. Lucy is the recipient of the Winter 2024 Classified Staff Excellence Award.
The Healthy Penguin Nation wellness program conducted by human resources and the college well-being team has been awarded the Zo8 Award for 2024 by the Washington State Health Care Authority.
All faculty, staff, and students are invited: The New York Times bestselling author Heather McGhee will be the keynote speaker during Clark College’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. event.
