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Headwaters of leadership Sam Robinson ’83 has served as vice chairman of the Chinook Indian Nation for more than two decades. His years at Clark College helped prepare him for tribal leadership. [...]

Scientific research is taking place at Clark College, in an unusual way 4-minute read Shortly after Ridge Bynum ’18 started at Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., he sent an email to a [...]

A new advocate for Clark College Calen D. B. Ouellette returned to the Pacific Northwest to become Clark College Foundation’s new chief executive officer and chief advancement officer, where he [...]

Bravo! A mournful time in Jerry Smith’s life following the death of his beloved wife became a bright light for Clark nursing students. Jerry finds boundless joy in watching students he supports [...]

  Training a new generation of crimefighters Clark has big plans to build a cyber range, in which one cybersecurity student tries to hack into a server while another tries to defend. Clark [...]

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 [...]

Richard Hovey loves taking pictures of the nearby mountains. For his wife, Sylvia Hovey, it’s morning walks in the clear desert air that she enjoys most about living in Green Valley, Ariz. After [...]

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 [...]