On Saturday, September 12th, at 1 pm, the Clarke Women’s Volleyball Team will host their annual Suicide Awareness Game in honor of Suicide Prevention Month. In addition to the match, there will also be a bake sale and a raffle, with tickets being sold throughout the game and profits being donated to a mental health organization. Students are asked to wear purple and teal, colors often associated with Suicide Prevention Month. Amelia Driver playing for Clarke Women's Volleybal

Graduation is fast approaching, and seniors are eager to welcome family and begin the end-of-year festivities. As they begin preparing for their special day, they notice a change when picking up their cap and gowns. Undergraduatesdid not receive a hood or what they described to be the proper tassel color that is supposed to correlate with the degree they are graduating with. When students asked Clarke Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs, Jan Garfield, about these missi

Clarke’s student-led literary magazine, the Tenth Muse, hosted what was likely their final Launch Party in Terence Donaghoe Hall on Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 5:30 to 7:30. The night had an array of light snacks and refreshments for those who attended as well as a number of live readings from this year’s volume. The Launch Party was closed by former Creative Writing professor, Katherine Fischer, who submitted a prose piece titled My Clarke that contained an anthology of Cl