The Office of Residence Life wishes you a great last couple of weeks of the semester and good luck with your finals! There is a change in how room keys will be accepted for return this year. No student is to leave keys in their rooms upon vacating campus. It is expected that you keep […]
If you ordered your cap & gown to be shipped to the store, your order will be available for pickup beginning Thursday 4/18 during normal business hours at the University Bookstore. Thanks!
Just a reminder from the University Bookstore that all rental textbooks are due back to the Bookstore by 5/7. Thank you!
Each year, the Clarkson Take It of Leave It program diverts tons of valuable material from the landfill by diverting usable goods and materials to members of our community through local nonprofits. Please consider donating and/or volunteering this Spring during the student move-out season! The large TILI tent will be set up on the southlawn
Join us in 30-minute workshops to assist yourself with techniques for stress reduction during the end of the Spring Semester. We are hosting three events on Monday, 4/29, @ 1 pm, Tuesday, 4/30, @ 11 am, and Thursday, 5/2, @ 1 pm. All events will be held at the DEI graduate lounge in the Student
Join us in 30-minute workshops to assist yourself with techniques for stress reduction during the end of the Spring Semester. We are hosting three events on Monday, 4/29, @ 1 pm, Tuesday, 4/30, @ 11 am, and Thursday, 5/2, @ 1 pm. All events will be held at the DEI graduate lounge in the Student Center.
If you are a current Clarkson University student with a 3.25 GPA and at least two years left as an undergraduate, you can apply to join Clarkson Honors. What is Clarkson Honors? 1. We provide a separate Honors curriculum that covers the Clarkson Knowledge Areas, and in which you develop your own research or area
Dear Colleagues, [TL/DR: Thanks for filling out the COACHE survey; results will be forthcoming.] One of my overarching priorities is to foster a workplace valued by our faculty, students, and staff, especially in these challenging times. There is no doubt that the pressures of an academic career are significant—especially during periods of constraint such as
Clarkson Mathematics Ph.D. candidates Daniel Fuller, Thevasha Sathiyakumar, and Sucharitha Dodamgodage recently presented their research at the 15th Annual Probability and Statistics Day at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Their work focuses on statistical modeling of the microbiome, communities of microscopic organisms that inhabit almost every environment on earth, including soil, water, air, and
Stop by the Student Achievement Services office on Tuesday, April 30th in TAC 206 to celebrate the end of term. Grab a sweet treat, test your knowledge, and win a prize. Answer a trivia question correctly, and you’ll walk away with a stress ball to help you through those tough moments during finals. Don’t forget to
