Goings on at the Penguin Nation
The large, blooming gardens of native wildflowers that pop up each spring on Clark’s campus don’t happen by accident, but through careful maintenance by Bee Campus Project Manager Steven Clark, the Bee Committee, and the help of our community.
The NERD Girls and GEEKs, an ASCC student program, hosted an “experiment social” on Tuesday, January 28 in the STEM Building Collaboratorium.
Students gathered in the Penguin Student Lounge on January 14 for the Winter Queer Luncheon, an event designed to foster community, connection, and belonging.
Clark College students considering a future in communication had a unique opportunity to connect with experts from Washington State University’s renowned Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.
During the college’s annual MLK celebration presented by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the college community had opportunities to participate in three events designed to restore, educate, and empower.
Clark College President Dr. Karin Edwards was presented the Compass Award at “Rising Together,” the 15th annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast on January 20.
The Student Involvement Fair, which is held at the beginning of every quarter, is an excellent way for students—particularly new students—to learn more about these programs, clubs, services, and opportunities.
The Clark College community—both present and past—gathered to share stories about former Clark President Bob Knight during a remembrance event.
Step into a week of healing, reflection, and inspiration as we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at Clark College and well as the National Day of Racial Healing.
Archer Gallery is excited to present Nature Patterns by Kim Cridler and Tamara English. The work in this exhibit highlights the symbolic, spiritual, and psychological power of nature.
