As part of the Mackin-Mailander Lecture series, on Wednesday, October 1, Clarke University students filled the seats of Jansen Music Hall to hear from Yohance Lacour, a Pulitzer Prize-winning artist and activist. Through raw experience and personal reflections, he spoke about the power of social justice-driven art: “It will stand the test of time; it is invaluable because social injustices aren’t going anywhere…” Yohance Lacour in Jansen Hall Speaking directly to the students

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,

After long consideration, the E-Sports team at Clarke University will no longer be recognized as an official sport and has transitioned...

This year, FLED is looking bigger than ever: With events including 24 companies at the career fair, student scholarship presentations,...

Daniel Mycroft is a 24-year-old junior majoring in Computer Science at Clarke. He is a member of the E-Sports team accumulating...

Tim Boffeli’s teaching career is slowly ending by May of 2025. The Associate Professor of Psychology and Chair of Health, Wellness, and...

After a sprinkler line froze burst in the Catherine Dunn Apartments in the early hours of January 22 many residents on ground and first...

Sydney Herzmann holds the role of an outstanding student athlete while partaking in Clarke clubs to increase her involvement. She is...