Friday, January 21, 2022
The Associated Students of Clark College or ASCC began the 2021-2022 school year without an official president but with vice president Claudia Carrion who in addition to her vice president duties, attended board meetings and handled most of the president’s tasks. But recently, new hire Xander Hawkins was introduced as […]
Phary Cox has been all over the world. She’s visited over 14 different countries during her deployment in the U.S. Navy. Now, she’s smoothly transitioned into her position here at Clark College in the Veterans Resource Center. As school certifying Official since last July, Cox has been creating a space […]
With the holidays around the corner, ASCC and Penguin Pantry once again handed out food boxes via drive-by pickup to members of the Clark community on Nov. 23. The on-campus food resource has been offering food and toiletries to those in need since its opening in 2018. Newly appointed ASCC […]
People need music, and 18 months ago, Clark music directors just couldn’t have it. Like most colleges in Washington State, with the surge in COVID-19 cases in March 2020, Clark closed its doors, sending all its students, professors, and faculty home. With the establishment of online teaching, most courses including […]
Magician Peter Boie doesn’t ask his audience to believe in magic forever – but he does want them to believe in it for the night. Back in 2016, self-taught magician Boie created a live show perfect for the spooky season named “Summoning Spirits” which pairs the paranormal and magic, creating […]
As of October 1st 2021, single-use plastic bags are no longer available to Clark College Bookstore customers, in accordance with the statewide ban to help reduce pollution. The bookstore instead offers environmentally–conscious reusable bags. According to state law, bags provided by businesses and restaurants must be made of “40% […]
In March 2020, COVID-19 caused most students to be kept away from school for many months. The drastic change resulted in many students of color having to quickly rise to the challenge and take on new responsibilities in the pandemic. Mountain View High School junior Ariatna Cortez said her experience […]
Clark’s Honor Society Phi Theta Kappa added care packages in last week’s Penguin Pantry food boxes in an attempt to raise awareness for mental health. The care packages were the result of months of research and meetings. They included a map of walking trails in Vancouver, temporary tattoos, a sticker, […]
The Clark County Fair is cancelled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19 public health concerns. According to Clark County Fair manager and CEO John Morrison, the annual event has been cancelled due to safety concerns for volunteers and attendees. The Clark County Fair Board decided the […]
After months of serving Clark County, the Tower Mall community COVID-19 testing site has closed. According to Clark County Public Health senior communication specialist Marissa Armstrong, the site has been open since early January 2020 but has shifted its focus to vaccinations due to the decline in need for COVID-19 […]
@ClarkCollege's annual State of the College Address presented by President @Drkarinedwards will be held in-person this year on Jan. 20. Read more about this event in my story for @ClarkIndyNews below!
https://clarkindy.com/2022/01/19/annual-state-of-the-college-address-to-be-held-in-person/
It’s finally that time of year again! @ClarkCollege enrollment is here and @ClarkIndyNews talked to professor Sydney Brahmavar about her course Global Climate Change (METR 201). Read more below! https://clarkindy.com/2021/11/09/clark-professor-speaks-on-aspirations-for-global-climate-change-course/
In honor of National Native Heritage Month, Clark hosted it’s annual Celebration of Indigenous cultures event virtually through video. More on the event and how to watch here
@ClarkIndyNews @ClarkCollege https://clarkindy.com/2021/11/08/clark-continues-education-to-the-seventh-generation-online/
http://clarkindy.com/2021/11/04/downtown-luminaria-honors-dia-de-muertos/
In honor of those who have passed before us, The Vancouver Ballet Folklorico hosted the Luminaria. A celebration of Dia de Muertos in downtown Vancouver.
To learn more check out @ClarkCollege @ClarkIndyNews for more of the story!
"The Haus of Luna" is a new art installation in Vancouver created by @ClarkCollege alumnus Sol Cejas. Learn more about this 7-room experience that engages all 5 senses in my story for @ClarkIndyNews below!
http://clarkindy.com/2021/10/29/sol-cejas-emerges-and-finds-herself-in-the-haus-of-luna/
