Clark’s Activities Programming Board (APB) came to the rescue with Spring Fest, lunchtime fun activities on June 12 and 13. Students, faculty, and staff gathered near Anderson Fountain and the grass near the Chime Tower for fun activities and games.
Thanks to Clark’s Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) for organizing a Bee Campus Talk and Tour with Steven Clark, biology professor and Bee Campus project manager on June 5.
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs made two stops at Clark’s campus on June 4.
Archer Gallery was packed, animated, and noisy as dozens of student artists stood in front of their creations and talked to art appreciators about their work.
Clark College students were recognized for their outstanding achievements during the annual OSWALD Awards.
Four newly tenured faculty members were honored at the 2024 tenure reception on May 28.
The fifth class of Clark’s Broadening Understanding, Intercultural Leadership and Development program (BUILD) presented their projects to the college.
Dana Quintana, Clark College student, employee, and disability rights advocate, shared her story at the Spring Disability Luncheon on May 16.
Clark offers information, inspiration to Black students and their families.
Clark students practice speed networking with STEM professionals.
