Sidney Clarke

Clarke: Female disparity in STEM programs

by Sidney Clarke
Published November 26, 2020

It’s not just a lack of interest.

Clarke: Standardized testing requirements begin to ease cross-country

by Sidney Clarke
Published October 22, 2020

Eradicating another threshold for success.

Clarke: Local shelters pivot to continue providing care

by Sidney Clarke
Published September 14, 2020

The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board follow up with the homeless displacement at Powderhorn Park.

Clarke: Nickels and dimes for workers’ rights

by Sidney Clarke
Published June 1, 2020

The pandemic evokes new safety practices, protections for hourly workers.

Clarke: Minnesota’s foodscape crisis

by Sidney Clarke
Published May 4, 2020

Community-based programs can minimize food deserts and food swamps.

Clarke: School shooting prevention should begin years before they occur

by Sidney Clarke
Published April 26, 2020

Last month was the first March since 2002 that didn’t see a school shooting, according to CBS news.

Clarke: Stories teach us how to be human – and have for more than 9,000 years

by Sidney Clarke
Published April 17, 2020

From ancient myths to modern tales, stories allow people to make sense of the world around them.

Clarke: Where a pandemic starts, stigma follows

by Sidney Clarke
Published April 13, 2020

Americans have found someone to blame — and it's not themselves.

Clarke: We’re in this together

by Sidney Clarke
Published April 3, 2020

Local restaurants need customer loyalty now more than ever.

Clarke: Debunking the freshmen fifteen

by Sidney Clarke
Published March 30, 2020

A study of self-love and the debunkment of normative discontent.

Clarke: Corona in our community

by Sidney Clarke
Published March 20, 2020

Why fear never justifies hate.

Clarke: Study abroad, leave ethnocentrism at home

by Sidney Clarke
Published March 5, 2020

Students abroad represent so much more than the University.

Clarke: Stop including height in your list of beauty standards

by Sidney Clarke
Published February 27, 2020

For whatever reason, height has been inextricably associated with a lack of conventional beauty.

Clarke: Light pollution; an undervalued issue

by Sidney Clarke
Published February 20, 2020

Why we should be taking a more aggressive approach to combating light pollution.

Clarke: Swipe right on online safety

by Sidney Clarke
Published February 17, 2020

Dating services need to take preventative action against violence both inside and out of the app.

Clarke: Adjusting campus minimum wage

by Sidney Clarke
Published February 6, 2020

On-campus jobs are the only option for many student workers.

Clarke: Heroes who never die

by Sidney Clarke
Published January 30, 2020

Why do fans react so strongly to celebrity deaths?

Clarke: In defense of the liberal arts

by Sidney Clarke
Published January 23, 2020

Passion isn’t the price for successful adulthood.

Clarke: Pixelated and overexposed

by Sidney Clarke
Published December 9, 2019

Photo culture is becoming the millennial’s epidemic.

Clarke: Historical literature, timeless value

by Sidney Clarke
Published December 2, 2019

Old books are minefields of political incorrectness.

Clarke: Breaking down common misconceptions about feminism

by Sidney Clarke
Published November 25, 2019

To some, "feminism" is synonymous with exclusion, but that's not how it should be.

Clarke: It’s time to start treating food insecurity like the crisis it is

by Sidney Clarke
Published November 11, 2019

About 17 percent of University of Minnesota students reported worrying about running out of food last year.

Clarke: The participatory parents

by Sidney Clarke
Published November 4, 2019

A reflection on Parent & Family Weekend.

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Sidney Clarke, Columnist

Clarke: Female disparity in STEM programs

Clarke: Standardized testing requirements begin to ease cross-country

Clarke: Local shelters pivot to continue providing care

Clarke: Nickels and dimes for workers’ rights

Clarke: Minnesota’s foodscape crisis

Clarke: School shooting prevention should begin years before they occur

Clarke: Stories teach us how to be human – and have for more than 9,000 years

Clarke: Where a pandemic starts, stigma follows

Clarke: We’re in this together

Clarke: Debunking the freshmen fifteen

Clarke: Corona in our community

Clarke: Study abroad, leave ethnocentrism at home

Clarke: Stop including height in your list of beauty standards

Clarke: Light pollution; an undervalued issue

Clarke: Swipe right on online safety

Clarke: Adjusting campus minimum wage

Clarke: Heroes who never die

Clarke: In defense of the liberal arts

Clarke: Pixelated and overexposed

Clarke: Historical literature, timeless value

Clarke: Breaking down common misconceptions about feminism

Clarke: It’s time to start treating food insecurity like the crisis it is

Clarke: The participatory parents