At the queer students luncheon on June 2, Pereira shared how their childhood affected their identity and delayed them coming out as genderless and queer until later in life.
Clark College’s Allied Health programs have been recognized as the 2025 Partner of the Year by ESD 112’s Career Connect Southwest!
This spring, the challenge of precise seed distribution caught the eye of the Engineering department. From their windows overlooking the garden, an idea took root: what if students could build…
On June 11, students Elijah Wolfe, Ryker Stuart, Kaneda Zeober-Hallman, and Josh Olsen presented their Mechatronics capstone to their faculty at the Columbia Tech Center.
Students, faculty, and staff gathered for the 4th Annual Chemistry and Biology Joint Poster Session. This year’s event blended scientific inquiry with community engagement.
At Clark College, MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) Scholars aren’t just preparing for degrees in STEM – they’re building networks, gaining real-world experience, and shaping their futures through one of the nation’s most impactful academic support programs.
It was an evening to remember at the Cascades Amphitheater as hundreds of students from Clark College crossed the stage to celebrate a milestone that, for some, had been years in the making.
Students, faculty, and staff gathered for the 4th Annual Chemistry and Biology Joint Poster Session. This year’s event blended scientific inquiry with community engagement.
On June 11, students Elijah Wolfe, Ryker Stuart, Kaneda Zeober-Hallman, and Josh Olsen presented their Mechatronics capstone to their faculty at the Columbia Tech Center.
This spring, the challenge of precise seed distribution caught the eye of the Engineering department. From their windows overlooking the garden, an idea took root: what if students could build a robot to solve this real-world problem?
Clark College’s Allied Health programs have been recognized as the 2025 Partner of the Year by ESD 112’s Career Connect Southwest!
At the queer students luncheon on June 2, Pereira shared how their childhood affected their identity and delayed them coming out as genderless and queer until later in life.
This year’s Juneteenth celebration had us “Feelin’ Some Kinda Way” as Poet Sylvia Welch would say!
This year’s OSWALD Awards Ceremony was a Penguin star-studded event with over 100 students being recognized for their outstanding achievements.
We’re pleased to share that Dr. Karl Bailey, Professor of Chemistry at Clark College, has been named a 2025 Golden Goggles Award Winner by Science Interactive.
“Guided Career Pathways: Infusing Career Readiness into the Student Experience,” drew a crowd of approximately 150 higher education professionals and employers from across the country and received overwhelmingly positive feedback.
On May 22, the latest cohort of the Clark College BUILD program gathered to celebrate completion of the BUILD program. Graduates presented project ideas, reflected on their growth, and received certificates of completion
