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New CURR members training in Jonas Clark Hall

Effie Hossfeld, Treasurer ~ October 3, 2025

Clark University Rapid Response (CURR) has been temporarily suspended since the Spring 2025 semester. Ever since, they have been working...

Dean Lou Leonard, Zach Rutherford, and President David Fithian at the tree-planting ceremony.

New Climate School Takes Root

Morgan Parisse, Editor-in-Chief ~ September 22, 2025

On Mon., Sep. 15, Clark University officially launched the new School of Climate, Environment, and Society (SCES) with an all-day kickoff...

From the Classroom to City Hall: Meet the Clark Student Running for Office

Sam Espach, Layout Editor ~ September 22, 2025

It is no secret that Clark has a history of educating politicians. A former Worcester mayor and eight state congresspeople all tout...

Sports

Women’s Soccer Falls 0-1 to Wheaton Lyons in Scrappy Match

Casey Campellone, Sports Editor ~ October 3, 2025

On Sept. 27, 2025, the Clark University Cougars faced off against the Wheaton Lyons at home court, the Granger Athletic Complex. The scarlet-and-white Cougars dropped the match 0-1, making their record for the year 3-2-3,...

NFL Week 4: Beatdowns, Disappointments and Scorigami

Ethan Hocking, Scarlet Staff ~ October 3, 2025

Cardinals vs. Seahawks: The Seahawks stormed into State Farm Stadium on Thursday night, Sept. 25, hungry to get their third straight win against their rival Arizona Cardinals, in their home stadium after a complete domination...

Blowouts, Upsets, and Indiana Jones

Ethan Hocking, Contributing Writer ~ September 22, 2025

Seahawks @ Steelers: The Seahawks rolled into Pittsburgh hungry for a win, and managed to do so in a dramatic blowout, winning the game 31-17. This game, like most of Seattle’s wins, was a roller coaster of emotions, going...

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Living Arts

Geese Fly to New Heights on “Getting Killed”

Allison Rinehart, Staff Writer ~ October 3, 2025

The Brooklyn rock band Geese has had quite the journey since getting signed to Partisan Records out of high school in 2020. The four-piece debuted in 2021 with “Projector,” and experienced their first...

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