Fall Fest kicked off on October 28th this year as a morale-boosting day of celebration for students. According to Will Hudson, associate Dean of Student Affairs and director of engagement here at Clarke, “Fall Fest is meant to be a fall version of Clarke Fest, which is held in the spring. We kind of combined different activities on campus.” Activities on campus included the Staff Assembly’s annual trick-or-treat events for all ages, students, and student families, a petting z

Going into the current academic year, there were significant changes made to Café 1843 in the SAC that left many students wondering why yet another change was needed. The biggest change was the food slider that was added and changed the way of ordering food for students. As of now, there is no menu to choose from anymore, but there are two options with sides that students can grab right away. Steve Kirschbaum, Executive Director of Operations, told us that financial restraint

Homecoming week is around the corner, and Student Life Coordinators say this year's activities will be some of the best! Starting October 13 th and ending October 18 th , the week will be filled with activities, school spirit, and loads of fun. This year's schedule will introduce new activities and a new partnership. By staying engaged, students will be sure not to miss out on the activities waiting around the corner. After speaking to Student Life Coordinator, Anthony King,

The CUpboard is continuing strong and beginning its second year in its own space across from the dining hall. The number of shoppers has increased since its first opening last school year. It is continuing to provide essential resources such as food and hygiene products to members of the Clarke community who experience any type of need or insecurity whether it be food insecurity or a lack of resources such as hygiene products.   Stocked shelves in the CUpboard room Since its

At the start of this academic year, students came back from their summer vacation to see that the facilities team removed the stairs in the Terence Donaghoe Parking Lot. The student body has since expressed frustration with the removal because of the steep hill they have to walk up now. This situation has sparked questions as to why the stairs were taken down in the first place, whether the stairs will be rebuilt, and if they are being replaced in the future, when will that h

After Clarke’s sophomore and junior art majors present their works to the art professors, the sophomore/junior exhibit goes up in the...

Clarke Residence Life aims to introduce themed floors in the 2025-2026 academic year. Living Learn Communities, as they are formally...

With Halloween today, the air on campus has filled with excitement. However, the tension and fear grow stronger at Clarke University...

Clarke University is facing lower enrollment due to changes to Federal Student Aid that took place last year and affected the incoming...

The CUpboard has taken on a new look this school year compared to past ones. The University’s food pantry now has its own room across...

On Tuesday, February 13th Clarke hosted a Night in Brazil concert. Food was offered to anyone who came to the event and there was live...