Growing Pains: Culinary Program Settles Into New Facility
Culinary students and professors are getting used to their new facility. The program has many plans for the future, but is still in its smoothing out stages of running the [...]
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Do You Like Green Eggs and Ham? 10th Annual Clark Book Drive Donates to Local Kindergartners
Clark’s bookstore held its 10th annual Dr. Seuss book drive Feb. 12-28. Students purchased copies of the Dr. Seuss book “Green Eggs and Ham,” which were donated to [...]
Faculty Member Leaves a Mark on Clark
Former Director of Student Inclusion and Equitable Services Felisciana Peralta left that position on Sept. 15, 2017, but continues to support students as an instructor this [...]
Columbia Writers Series: Local Author Shares Coming of Age Story
It was pindrop silent aside from Author of the recently-published book “Up Up, Down Down” Cheston Knapp’s booming voice: “We all assume essays are what serious [...]
Not Enough “Hair” on Campus: Few Students Audition for Winter Musical
Luc Hoekstra – Campus Editor Eleven alumni and other community members are lending experience, skill and enrichment to the theater program’s production of “Hair” [...]
Autism Spectrum Success Group Builds Community at Clark
The Winter quarter Autism Spectrum Success group will focus on developing skills for autistic students and expanding an inclusive environment at Clark. The six-week program [...]
Seasonal Affective Disorder at Clark: What You Can Do
As the days grow shorter and sunshine turns to rain, the changing seasons usher a dark cloud of depression for many residents of the Pacific Northwest. Seasonal Affective [...]
Dialogues on Diversity: One-Man Play Gets Real About Black History
“A movement isn’t about how far you go,” Emmy award-winning actor Ron Jones said. “It’s about how many you bring with you.” Jones wants you to know about civil [...]
“Everyone is Looking at You:” Black History Month Brings Difficult Conversations
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story misquoted Amaya Causey and used quotes from Causey and Kenon McCollins out of context. The story has been updated to [...]
Generations of Jazz: Building Community Through Competition
Jazz music flooded Gaiser Hall Jan. 25-27 as middle school and high school bands from all over the Pacific Northwest performed at Clark College’s 56th annual Jazz Festival. [...]