Monday, September 25, 2023
Despite Gov. Inslee dropping Washington’s mask mandate March 12, Clark announced to maintain the mandate campus-wide through the end of winter term. Clark has not yet decided whether or not to continue requiring masks for spring term. Clark sent out a survey to the college community on Feb. 24 containing […]
The Nerd Girls club is hosting an engineering conference called the “Women in Stem Tea” on May 18 in the STEM building which will run from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. The event’s speakers will include Clark alumni amongst other engineering majors and faculties from other schools. Anyone interested may […]
Second-year students at the McClaskey Culinary Institute were back at it again, presenting another pop-up restaurant experience in with their “Taste of the Sea” pop-up menu from Feb. 15-17. This marked the second in-person restaurant event since the pandemic. The menu, costing $16.22 per person including tax, featured a variety […]
Content Warning: substance abuse, addiction, and violence. Being a student during the COVID-19 pandemic is a challenge in itself. Pairing it with battling homelessness and sobriety all at the same time is no easy feat. Kevin Quinn Fuller earned his GED here at Clark in 2012. He took […]
Clark’s child care center gravely needs more student employees. Child and Family Studies is a childhood education program on Clark’s campus to provide the community with child care and preschool services, while also serving as a lab school for early childhood education majors at Clark College. Students at Clark are […]
The Native Plant Center community at Clark College is searching for volunteers and interns. Rachel Irvin, 27, spends the majority of her days at Clark’s Native Plant Center finding growth for the community. The center relies on the school’s Biology 101 classes throughout the year for recruitment. “Summers are pretty […]
Multidisciplinary artist and Clark alum Sol Cejas is the creator of “The Haus of Luna”, a 7-room house-turned-art installation in Vancouver. Drawing inspiration from art styles and motifs of new and old, Cejas has woven together light, sound, smell and texture to engage her audience in an experience that […]
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 […]
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 […]
The return of Clark sports marked a memorable season for the women’s soccer team. The team won the South Division of the Northwestern Athletic Conference, ultimately winning 14 games in a row with an undefeated record before losing to Peninsula College 1-0 in the Northwestern Athletic Conference Championship on Nov. […]
