CU Bookstore: Regalia Ship-To-Store Pickup Ready
If you placed a ship-to-store regalia order, your order has arrived and can be picked up at the University Bookstore on Market Street as of Wednesday 4/23/25.
Clarkson Graduate Student Murali Ramu Receives Prestigious ECS Travel Grant to Present Research at International Conference
Murali Ramu, a graduate student working under the supervision of Dr. Jihoon Seo in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Clarkson University, has been awarded a $1,030 travel grant by the Corrosion Division of The Electrochemical Society (ECS). This grant will support his participation and research presentation at the 247th ECS Meeting, a premier international
Sustainability Feature! Grace Mundinger
For our last Sustainability Feature of the semester, we are highlighting senior intern Grace Mundinger. Grace is an Environmental Science & Policy major with minors in Math, Political Science, and Biology. Outside of academics and her work as an intern with the ISE, she has been a leader in the Sustainability Club, a member of
Downtown Road Closure April 24-25
Road between Clarkson and Peyton Hall will be closed Thursday 4-24 and Friday 4-25 for manhole repair. During this time there will be no through traffic allowed. All parking lots will remain open. Please be cautious around the work area.
MS Thesis Defense: Method Development and Trend Analysis of PFAS in Great Lakes Top Predator Fish – April 23 @ 11 AM
Clarkson UniversityInstitute for a Sustainable Environment Ogechukwu OfodumEnvironmental Science and Engineering MS Candidate Wednesday, April 23, 202511:00 AM ABSTRACT The Great Lakes are a group of five interconnected freshwater bodies in North America. These lakes are ecologically diverse, supporting numerous plant and animal species, and they play a vital role in transportation, industry, and tourism.
Volunteers Needed for University Reaccreditation Process
Please consider volunteering to work on the University Middle States reaccreditation process by responding via this link by 5/2/25: We are looking for broad participation in this process. You can learn more about the timeline for the reaccreditation process and chairs of working groups on our new Middle States web page. Many thanks for considering! The
CU Pantry Distribution: TODAY @ 11:30 AM
The CU Pantry is excited to announce food distribution on April 23 11:30am-12:30pm in Student Center 046 (Virtual Game Room). Students attending the distribution are asked to wait in the Student Center Forum until distribution begins. Please do not line up in the hallway in advance. While waiting in line, please stay to the right and do not block access
Writing Center Hours Shifting
We wish you the best of luck as the semester winds down. But rather than relying on luck, use us! Sometimes we can help you most before you even start writing. Come in to discuss your final projects or papers and get rid of writer’s block. The Writing Center will continue with extended hours through the
Incomplete Grade Reminder to all Faculty
As the end of the spring semester approaches, you may be contacted by students seeking an incomplete grade in your course. Here are some important reminders about Incompletes: An incomplete (I) is a temporary grade given only when a student is unable to complete a course by the end of the term due to extenuating
Incomplete Grades and Dropping Classes
Sometimes, life happens. If you are feeling overwhelmed as the end of the semester approaches, please keep in mind the following two options: If that sounds like your situation, you can speak with your course instructor about taking an incomplete grade. Incompletes are temporary grades, and the work must be made up so a final grade can be given.