Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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Artists Carissa Potter-Carlson and Kate Pruitt bring their exhibition, “Wallowing,” a collection of paintings and sculptures to Clark College for viewing from April 19 to May 13. Archer Gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to anyone that completes a health screening prior to visiting. […]
Following the recent update to the state and local health guidelines regarding COVID-19, besides being mask optional since March 4, Clark College now has larger in-person classes and now allows buffet dining again. Higher education campuses in Washington state have been following COVID-19 guidelines since the beginning of the pandemic […]
Gathered at Trinity Lutheran Church on March 5 Clark’s concert choir delivered a joyous setlist of songs. Directed by Clark music professor Jacob Funk, the event was free and open to the public. Before the performance, bass member Trevor Stowell spoke briefly to The Indy. “Yeah, I’m excited, we’re all […]
Dr. Cara Cocchiarella, health professor at Clark College and a coach consultant, co-wrote “Winning Well: Maximizing Coach and Athlete Wellness” with fellow educator and friend Camille Adana. Written as a guide for coaches to a holistic approach in sports, the book focuses on the eight different aspects of wellness: emotional, […]
Anna Fidler and Katy Stone, contemporary artists of the Pacific Northwest, will be presenting their art at Clark College’s in-person gallery showing, “Of a Setting Sun,” on March 11, from 6 – 8 p.m. This is the Archer Gallery’s first in-person exhibit since 2020. Fidler and Stone’s art has been […]
Affectionately referred to by those in the community as the “fire truck park,” Marshall Park, near Clark’s main campus, is in the fundraising stages of undergoing a complete reconstruction. Harper’s Playground, a non-profit organization in Portland that creates all-inclusive playgrounds, launched plans to rebuild the park in 2019. Their playgrounds […]
Lively collages and unique ceramic creations are installation artist Julie Alpert’s signature style. Alpert introduced herself and her work pieces during the Clark Art Talk hosted over Zoom by the Archer Galley on Feb. 11. Alpert’s artworks are distinct by how they represent a welcoming and fantastical world. When found […]
Rumaan Alam, New York Times best selling author, talked about stories of inspiration, talked about success and talked about exploring pleasure in writing during Clark College’s Columbia writer’s series on Feb 10. Alam gave the Clark audience insight on his latest novel, as well as his past novels. Alam’s latest […]
The Professional Baking and Pastry program is struggling to pay for essentials due to a decrease in sales at the Roy Fordham Baked Goods Kiosk. The lack of students on campus has resulted in fewer sales for the bakery kiosk. Students in the Professional Baking and Pastry program gain experience […]
Kari Orvik is a renowned tightroper and tintype artist in the Bay Area. On Jan. 28, Clark art professor Michelle Ramen introduced Orvik during a Zoom event as part of a series of virtual art talks the college hosts every Friday from noon to 1 p.m. Orvik displayed her latest […]
