Clark Student Spotlight
Most Clark students are under 30, exploring their options for education and careers. However, strolling through campus and you’ll see many who don’t fit that mold. A few [...]
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Hands-On Rocket Building: A Student Experience
Clark engineering student Andrew Jacob has been interested in engineering since fifth grade, when he was first introduced to a bridge-building game. “The puzzle solving [...]
Not a Life of Choice Attending College From an R.V
Jenifer Liascos | reporter Tammy Chalcroft, 59, is always careful to park in the shade during summer. Sometimes she even drives out of her way to an isolated spot, [...]
Clark Student Spotlight: Finding Hope After Lifetime of Hardship
By Theresa Matthiesen – Reporter Most Clark students are under 30, exploring their options for education and careers. However, if you walk the campus, you’ll see many [...]
Clark Student Spotlight: A New Start through Accounting Classes
By Theresa Matthiesen – Reporter Most Clark students are under 30, exploring their options for education and careers. However, if you walk the campus, you’ll see many [...]
Culturing the Land: Native Species Restores Locale
Biology students took to the field once again May 14 to 17 at St. Cloud Park to promote ecological restoration through the outplanting of native plant species, which students [...]
Remembering Vanport: Students Invited to Volunteer at Upcoming Festival
On Memorial Day 1948, flood waters washed down the Columbia river. They swept over Jantzen Beach, burst through a dyke, and destroyed the unofficial city of Vanport, leaving [...]
Dressed to Express
Penguins may not be able to fly, but no one said they can’t be fly. As the temperature rises, many students are ditching the sweaters, boots and dark colors of winter for [...]
Spring Play Puts Volatile Relationship In The Spotlight
How much are you willing to change to be with the one you love? Clark’s drama production of “The Shape of Things” tackles this topic head on. The play follows nerdy [...]
Stunted Growth: Koaia Tree Struggles After Vandalism
Behind the STEM building, where there’s ample shade and irrigation, several saplings grow on a hillside, like the Ohio Buckeye with it’s symmetrical green foliage, the [...]