Melissa Hanson is a Content Specialist at her current employer. She covers themes related to education, higher education, and culture, with a focus on campus life, university research, accessibility, and diversity and inclusion. Melissa has been featured in notable publications such as Clark University, ClarkNow, World Wealth Journal, CUInsight.com, and Scientific American.
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Improving youth mental health with Mosakowski Institute Director Nadia Ward and Ariel Rodriguez '26
By: Melissa Hanson
Clark University Professor Asha Best and Stanford University Professor Emma Shaw Crane discuss detention and migration in the United States and why the government chooses remote locations for detention centers.
Wendy L. Freedman, one of the world’s most accomplished astrophysicists, delivered the commencement address.
By: Melissa Hanson
Aidan Benjamin ’29 hopes to create indie games
By: Melissa Hanson
Clark signed a memorandum of understanding with the New England Board of Higher Education this spring, establishing its place in the program.
Students will probe themes of power and access in landscape paintings. Two years ago, while teaching courses that examined many 19th-century works, Art His
With summer break coming to a close and the academic year nearly upon us, here’s the scoop on what’s happening on campus this fall.
On this episode of Challenge. Change., Dean of Students Danielle Morgan Acosta ’05, MAT ’06, and Hannah Oh '27, CDP '28, offer their best advice for navigating the transition to college.
Hundreds of new Clarkies students packed into the Kneller Athletic Center on Thursday afternoon after moving into residence halls with the help of their family members and peer mentors, getting used to their new home away from home.
