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Dee Anne Finken, retired journalism professor, is writing voters’ guides and researching the decline of local newspapers Dee Anne Finken retired almost four years ago from Clark College. She was [...]

College to build a high-tech network for live practice defending against hackers Every 39 seconds a cyberattack occurs. Only a few of these hacks end up in the news: a ransomware attack shut down [...]

In high school, Allie Keranen struggled with face-to-face classes. “I always thought I wasn’t smart enough to go to college,” she said. Almost eight years after high school, Keranen registered [...]

Last spring, Clark’s Chef Aaron Guerra was in a bind. The Clark professor needed a challenging year-end project for his culinary students. But the campus café, where he usually sent his [...]

Clark’s first Career Launch programs have already brought in more than $1.5 million in state funds. With 10 more programs recently certified, the college expects to bring in more next year. The [...]

Alumna lifts herself out of poverty with a Clark College education Clark College is a special place for lots of people. It’s where they began their college educations or launched new careers. But [...]

Clark “is the reason I am where I am.” ~ Sarah Morgan ’11, systems engineer, Johnson Space Center supporting the International Space Station   Sarah Morgan enlisted in the Navy shortly after [...]

Joner family is one of many extended families that have followed promising paths When Josiah Joner ’21 moves into his dorm room at Stanford University this fall, it will be the first time he has [...]

Chef Earl launches Juneteenth celebration infused with cultural barbecue techniques When Chef Earl Frederick was hired to teach at the Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute five years ago, [...]

Clark’s own Mitchell Jackson ’93 has taken home the coveted Pulitzer Prize. The acclaimed author was honored in the feature writing category for his work, “Twelve Minutes and a [...]