Leo Kerz is a journalist based in Worcester, Massachusetts, focusing on local news and events. With a passion for community reporting, Leo covers a wide range of topics including academic events, sports, local politics, mental health, and cultural happenings. Through his articles, Leo aims to provide insightful perspectives and engage readers in the vibrant life of Worcester.
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By: Everett Beals, Leo Kerz
Joe Corazzini has a vision for Clark University’s relationship with its Main South neighborhood: to see the University proactively support local business and step up its street presence. Corazzini believes that building a new 5,000-square foot “economic empowerment center” on the corner of Main and Crystal Streets with federal dollars could help do just that. ...
It was my 8th birthday when I first discovered the new world of learning and imagination, which was Percy Jackson. That year was a tough year for me — my best friend had moved down to Florida, and I found myself retreating into the world of books and reading. The first series I discovered at...
Before the start of the 2023-2024 season, I spoke with men’s basketball captain Mikey O’Brien on the team’s outlook for the year. In my interview with O’Brien, he said that this year’s team is the best he has been a part of during his tenure at Clark – and he was right. With just two...
Prospective first-years for the class of 2028 are being advertised a new aspect of a Clark education: an Honors Experience, set to accept its inaugural student group next semester. Because of the focus on new students, the program has largely flown under the student body’s radar. But administrators, faculty and students have been working for...
February 9th was the last day of 2023. How could it happen? To students from countries celebrating the Lunar New Year, February 9th marked the end of the year of the cat and welcomed the new year of the dragon. Along with other Vietnamese students, we threw a small party with traditional Vietnamese foods and...
By: Kerz Leo, Leo Kerz
The See You Collective (SYC) announced on Instagram on March 10 that their fiscal sponsor, the Open Collective Foundation (OCF), is dissolving. The See You Collective is a student-led mutual aid fund composed of students at Clark University with the purpose of minimizing financial insecurity on campus. As described on the SYC Instagram, the collective...
Clark University Student Council (CUSC) unanimously approved all four questions drafted for a referendum proposal on divestment during last Thursday’s meeting on April 4. Student Council then passed a motion for their Elections Committee to create a special election posing the four questions to the student body. This also was unanimously approved. At the time...
Photo-essay: Clarkies watch the solar eclipse
Over 40 members of the public participated in a walk audit on Thursday, September 12 at evening time on Park Avenue from the intersections of May Street to Chandler Street. The walk was led by Worcester Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) Commissioner Stephen Rolle along with city planner and author Jeff Speck. The walk...
Over 40 people participated in a ‘die-in’ protest during a Hillel event last Monday night at the Red Square. The event, organized by ClarkU Hillel, was a commemoration of the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attack in Israel. The program started at 7 p.m. with opening remarks from the club’s leadership, followed by a...
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