As I sit down to write this “Senior Send Off,” I find myself at a loss of words. Saying goodbye to The Scarlet is not something I had ever seen myself doing, mainly because I never saw myself joining ...

I joined The Scarlet during the Spring semester of my Sophomore year. I had a rough first year and was in zero clubs or organizations – a jittery and anxious young lad with a dream. I decided to go ...

The Women’s Division I College Basketball season concluded with a bang on Sunday, April 6, as the University of Connecticut Huskies emerged victorious.  The Huskies were ranked second in tournament ...

At the end of the Fall 2024 season, Clark University Men’s Head Soccer Coach Matthew O’Toole announced his resignation. Now, the team will be led by Samuel Matteson–who has 13 years of coaching under ...

On April 2, the audience squished into the Clark Thrift Store for Startup Sounds, a student music showcase. Their legs ...

The first film Zeke Fairley can remember sparking any interest was “Star Wars,” which their parents introduced them to at age five. However, Fairley states that his initial reaction was “more like, oh ...

What is the job of a journalist? Is it to report on objective fact? Is it to alert the public to the actions of their leaders? Is it to provide information in an engaging, entertaining manner?

Clark University’s President’s Office sent an email to students and faculty stating that 12 international students have had ...

As the only elected governing body on campus, the Clark Undergraduate Student Council (CUSC) fulfills an important role ...

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” the book series by Rick Riordon, means a lot to me. One only needs to glance at my previous review of the book, which delves further into my love for it. Simply put, ...

Challenge Convention, and Change our World. It is a slogan we often make fun of, poke holes in, or use to criticise those who stand in the way of what we view as progress. But despite the often ...