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In 1948, regretting his decision to work in a cannery for 80 cents an hour and feeling jealous of friends who had gone to college, Al Bauer showed up at Clark College with his transcript in hand. [...]

The most defining moments of Clark College Foundation’s Scholarship Reception in October 2019 are in this edition of Penguin Chats, “Promising a world of dreams.” In late October 2019, [...]

Rhonda Morin, APR, won a prestigious Spotlight Award for a Clark College Foundation podcast from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), Oregon chapter on Wednesday, November 6, 2019. [...]

Diversity and equity. Getting parents involved with their children’s learning. Dual language programs taking hold. Curriculum of humor. Three local educators came together in late June on Clark [...]

Clark College tapped an interim president on June 25, 2019, and next will undertake its first permanent presidential search in 13 years. Decreases in state funding, drops in enrollment and [...]

Penguin Chats Podcast, Season II There is no doubt that President Bob Knight is passionate about Clark. He’s spent the past 13 years building relationships with all the people who make up this [...]

Chefs Earl Frederick and Aaron Guerra have unique styles—such as cooking fried chicken low and slow, or special teaching techniques that help students understand the food experience. Both [...]

Ellie Alexander is an alumna and author of the popular Bakeshop Mystery series. She was at Clark in July to launch her latest book, “Till Death Do Us Tart.” Alexander shared some of her writing [...]

Clark uses cutting-edge technology to study genetic makeup of dirt Professor Roberto Anitori has spent his career studying extremophiles—organisms that live in extreme environments. He’s worked [...]

Clark’s music program has a reputation for producing some remarkable musicians. Rich Inouye, head of Clark’s band programs and leader of its revered annual Jazz Festival, helped to create [...]