On Wednesday, February 28, the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosted a Black Student High School visit, where more than 100 students visited Clark College.
Showing the Way
by Susan Parrish •
Events
Goings on at the Penguin Nation
Northwest Regional Equity Conference
by Vanessa Neal •
More than 600 people attended the fifth annual conference hosted by Clark College’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with Southwest Washington Equity Coalition.
Black History Month
by Susan Parrish •
The Clark College Bookstore is hosting an exhibit featuring the work of two local Black artists, Claudia Starr Carter and Philemon Reid.
Winter Music Concerts
by Shelly Williams •
The Clark College Music department presents five concerts from March 6 through 22. Admission is free. All are welcome.
State of the College 2024
by Susan Parrish •
Clark College President Dr. Karin Edwards delivered the annual State of the College address on February 14 in a packed Gaiser Student Center.
Celebrating Cultures
by Susan Parrish •
International Day hosted by International Programs was celebrated on February 13 with music, dancing, arts, and food.
Students of Color Luncheon
by Susan Parrish •
Chef Earl shared his story—and his delicious food—with Clark students, faculty, and staff at the Winter Student of Color Luncheon on February 6.
60th Jazz Festival Results
by Shelly Williams •
Bothell High School Jazz 1 takes the Beacock Sweepstakes prize in the 60th Clark College Jazz Festival.
International Day is February 13
by Susan Parrish •
Clark College is hosting International Day on February 13, and includes cultural demonstrations, food, mural unveiling, and more.
Archer Gallery
by Kendra Larson •
The Archer Gallery exhibit, “Afraid/Not Afraid” by Pamela Chipman (Portland) and Jan Cook (Seattle) is an immersive photo-based art installation that looks at gender and vulnerability.
