Math Professor Teaches Mindfulness Over Matter
Most students recognize the traditional academic advice of studying, time management, attendance and meeting deadline. However, Clark math professor [read more]
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No Easy Solution: Students Struggle to Find Science Classes
It’s a student’s last registration day at Clark. They’re eager to be signing up for the last classes needed to finish their degree, but the [read more]
Dolly England: Inspiration and Experience Lead to Outreach
Dolly England, Clark’s diversity outreach program manager, hosts a quarterly workshop titled “Young, Brown, and Talented: How to Get a Job.” [read more]
Niños Y Libros: Holidays Honored at Annual Latino Celebration
“Brown, yellow, green, red, orange…” 4-year-old Yasmin Bicquac said as she plucked markers from the tabletop and added new streaks to the [read more]
Career Days 2017: Over 90 Employers Offer Job Opportunities
Are you having a hard time finding a job? If so, then you may want to attend Career Days, an annual event Clark hosts to help students with their job [read more]
Breaking The Silence: A Conservative Student Speaks Up
I was the only one not expressing fear and disdain in my classroom the morning after President Donald Trump was elected. I listened to my [read more]
Modeling A Country Through Young Eyes: Three Perspectives From Model United Nations
Clark’s Model United Nations team spends all quarter preparing for conferences, which are simulations of actual UN meetings. The club’s 11 [read more]
Fearing Deportation, Student Speakers Cancel At Equity Event
All four Clark students and alumni canceled their appearances on March 1 for the Diversity and Equity Center’s quarterly Power Privilege and [read more]
International Women’s Festival in the Pacific Northwest
The scent of lavender wafted from one of the many vendor tables lining the hallway of Gaiser Hall as people milled around, chatted and helped [read more]
Homeless Childhood Drives Clark Grad to Create Website
Written by: Ainslie Cromar – Special to the Independent A mother of two shivered her nights away on the streets of Vancouver last winter. [read more]
