Wednesday, December 1, 2021
If you’re driving to Clark College, make sure you are taking good care of your vehicle. The Clark Security and Safety Department no longer provides motorist assist services to those who park on campus. This includes students and staff locked out of their cars or in need of battery jumps. […]
Melissa Williams is all about the bigger picture. That is, systematically altering the lens through which we see diversity in America. An enthusiastic advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion, Williams recently stepped down from her position as Clark’s Director of Student Equity and Inclusion as she steps into her new […]
Protesters organized by Clark student Gosha Morrell and supported by conservative activist group Turning Point USA Clark County stood in front of Clark College Wednesday Nov. 3 from around 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in response to Clark’s recent vaccine mandate for students from winter 2021. Around 20-30 Clark students […]
Global Climate Change has been a running course at Clark College for three quarters as of Fall 2021. The five-credit class runs in fall and spring and is taught by Sydney Brahmavar, who also teaches Meteorology at Clark and is an advisor for the Environmental Action Club. The course is […]
As November marks National Native American Heritage month, Clark and community members proceeded with their annual Celebration of Indigenous Cultures and Education to the Seventh Generation through a virtual format. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, last year’s celebration consisted of a video in memory of past celebrations. While this […]
Guitars strum vigorously, and a melodic voice carries over cold autumn air. Without warning the warmth of the music draws people near to celebrate, to remember, and to share. The Vancouver Ballet Folklorico hosted the Luminaria celebration for Día de Muertos on Saturday evening, Oct. 30, at Esther Short Park’s central […]
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 […]
Multidisciplinary artist and Clark alumnus Sol Cejas invites you on a journey of introspection that reflects her own journey of self-discovery in “The Haus of Luna”, her 7-room house-turned-art installation in Vancouver. With its vigorous colors, vaporwave aesthetic, extensive symbolism and geometric patterns, “The Haus of Luna” is Cejas’ homage […]
It’s an attestable fact that climate change is upon us. Ocean levels are rising, diseases are becoming more lethal, and wildfires are out of control. We’ve been aware for decades, but what are we supposed to do with less than an estimated seven years to change? Environmental Action Club co-presidents […]
All students attending Clark in-person courses or activities for winter quarter will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19, or obtain an approved religious or medical exemption. The mandate follows a recommendation from Clark’s Recovery Management and Return to Campus Teams, composed of Clark faculty, staff, and primary stakeholders. The […]
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/
Sporting events aren’t complete without fans in the stands. Athletics are back in full swing at Clark this fall, and fans have returned as well after nearly a year and a half long hiatus. @ClarkIndy @ClarkPenguins @ClarkCollege
https://clarkindy.com/2021/10/29/clark-athletics-return-with-fan-attendance/
