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Past Clarkson in the News
Skating the new semester off right!
CNN iReport | 01-08-2014
Clarkson University teams with BTEC
Biomass Magazine | 01-08-2014
By distributing luggage evenly across each row, passengers could save a few seconds in boarding time and airlines could save tens of millions of dollars.
Fast Company | 01-08-2014
Faster method of boarding planes devised by Clarkson University researchers
North Country Now | 01-08-2014
Trick to faster boarding? Number of carry-ons
TODAY Show | 01-06-2014
An academic study suggested that airlines could reduce the time it take to board a plane by seating passengers according to the number of carry-on bags each passenger has.
A new idea for faster boarding: by carry-on bag
Chicago Tribune | 01-06-2014
New airline seating plan looks at time wasted stowing carry-on bags
Los Angeles Times | 01-05-2014
Fly the friendly skies
Watertown Daily Times | 01-03-2014
They will make use of the resources from military vendors in Northern New York as well as the technological capabilities of Clarkson University in Potsdam.
St. Lawrence County Arts Council plans Potsdam gallery
Watertown Daily Times | 01-03-2014
A new art gallery in Clarkson University's Old Snell Hall will attract renowned artists from the region, the country and the world
State allocates first $5 million for Trudeau-Clarkson partnership
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 01-03-2014
Gov. Cuomo says $5 milion will benefit Clarkson University and Trudeau Institute biotech partnership
North Country Now | 12-31-2013
NNY To Get Boost From Drone Research
FAA selects Central New York as national test site for drone research
Syracuse.com | 12-30-2013
Clarkson researchers fighting computer malware, figure out way to separate infected accounts from clean ones
North Country Now | 12-28-2013
Biocomputer decides when to administer drugs
Royal Society Of Chemistry | 12-23-2013
Crime scene chemistry - Analyst articles on Chemistry World 2013
RSC Publishing Blogs | 12-23-2013
Solar project for Seneca County sheriff's department helping NY catch up with other states
Syracuse.com | 12-22-2013
Military Advanced Education Magazine Releases 2014 Guide to Military-Friendly Colleges and Universities
PRWeb | 12-19-2013
Clarkson researchers wonder how water quality affects property values
North Country Public Radio | 12-18-2013
Measuring the economic impact of B.A.S.S.
Bassmaster | 12-17-2013
North country Innovation Hot Spot plans to launch 50 startups in 2014
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 12-17-2013
Cuomo gets "Santa" welcome in Saranac Lake
North Country Public Radio | 12-16-2013
Arts council, children�s museum receive $92,000 from state
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 12-13-2013
Region chosen as Innovation Hot Spot winner
Press-Republican (AP) | 12-12-2013
$81.3 million for the North Country
North Country Public Radio | 12-12-2013
North Country wins $81.3 million in state funds
Watertown Daily Times | 12-12-2013
According to Anthony G. Collins, council co-chairman and president of Clarkson University, Potsdam, the north country's success has come from its focus on a series of small projects rather than a few heavy hitters.
Region Receives Over $80M For Economic Development
Waddington Bassmasters attendees spent $1-$3.3 million in St. Lawrence County in August, survey says
North Country Now | 12-10-2013
Waddington Bassmaster tournament generated millions
Watertown Daily Times | 12-10-2013
Researchers investigate link between water pollution and NY property values
Researchers from Clarkson University are gearing up to study the impacts of water pollution on property values across 26 counties in upstate New York.
Are wetlands worth it?
Clarkson lists Project Challenge courses for spring semester
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 12-04-2013
Clarkson professors receive more than $300,000 to study nanoparticles
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 12-01-2013
Clarkson researchers have $165,000 to study North Country water quality
North Country Now | 11-30-2013
Potsdam's Clarkson University gets $300,000 grant to study effects of nanoparticles on humans
North Country Now | 11-29-2013
Great possibilities
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-29-2013
State brings together Trudeau, Clarkson
Denpubs.com | 11-27-2013
Closing the Skills Gap
The Huffington Post - Blog | 11-26-2013
Newly Tenured ... at Clarkson, Hofstra, U. of Texas San Antonio
Inside Higher Ed | 11-26-2013
Chris Mazdzer Becomes First Luge Athlete Nominated To 2014 U.S. Olympic Team
Teamusa | 11-25-2013
Trudeau Institute-Clarkson Deal is "Opportunity of a Lifetime"
Clarkson engineering students using 'Q-Space' for teamwork
North Country Now | 11-23-2013
Efficient wood pellet burners is goal of research-leading Clarkson University prof
North Country Now | 11-23-2013
Trudeau-Clarkson partnership sounds promising
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 11-23-2013
Clarkson ROTC team races to second place finish at Ranger Challenge
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-22-2013
State Provides Funding for Bio-Tech Partnership
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | 11-22-2013
Clarkson University and Trudeau Institute express hopes over partnership
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-22-2013
Governor Cuomo Makes Adirondack Economic Development Announcements
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | 11-21-2013
North Country Regional Economic Development Council preparing for next round of competition for state aid
North Country Now | 11-21-2013
State, Trudeau Institute, Clarkson sign partnership
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 11-21-2013
Clarkson-Trudeau deal could foster a biotech "cluster"
North Country Public Radio | 11-21-2013
NY backs biomedical research in Adirondacks
Long Island Business News | 11-21-2013
Clarkson theme houses going up quickly
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-21-2013
A Mystery At The Bottom Of The Great Lakes Food Web
Wisconsin Public Radio | 11-20-2013
Whiteface Highway, Trudeau Institute boosted by funding
Press-Republican (AP) | 11-20-2013
Cuomo brings big money, big plans to the North Country
WCAX.com | 11-20-2013
State forges new partnership between Clarkson and Trudeau Institute
North Country/Tri-Lakes - YNN | 11-20-2013
Cuomo announces a partnership, and a lifeboat for a North Country research center
Capital New York | 11-20-2013
Potsdam's Clarkson U., Lake Placid's Trudeau Institute and state team up for biotech research
North Country Now | 11-20-2013
Cuomo announces Trudeau partnership, Whiteface highway repairs
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 11-20-2013
Clarkson University Enters Biotech Partnership
State to bankroll Whiteface Highway repair
Press-Republican (AP) | 11-20-2013
Dow works to put U.S. luge team on track to Olympic medals
Crain's Detroit Business | 11-20-2013
Kennedy said additional sled design work, in collaboration with Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y., is being done on the "pod," the aerodynamic shell that sliders lie on.
Technical FAQ: Bifurcation and high-speed shimmy
VeloNews - Competitive Cycling News | 11-19-2013
Contest Aims for a Cleaner-Burning Wood Stove
New York Times | 11-19-2013
"If you can see it, if you can smell it, that's energy that isn't heating your house," said another judge, Philip K. Hopke, a professor at Clarkson University
Clarkson researchers to investigate pollution�s impact on north country shoreline property values
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-18-2013
Clarkson�s Seale was pioneer in Potsdam
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-17-2013
Clarkson University president Collins speaking at National Governors Association Policy Institute in Chicago today
North Country Now | 11-14-2013
AFCEA Answers - Identity Assurance
Federal News Radio | 11-14-2013
Delving into "next-generation" solutions for identity assurance with Stephanie Schuckers, a professor at Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY.
North Country economy: start-ups and data hub?
North Country Public Radio | 11-12-2013
Local Tech Company Detects Fake Fingerprints
Potsdam's Clarkson University unveils economic development plan to revitalize North Country
North Country Now | 11-11-2013
Struggles of female warrior in Potsdam-made feature film
North Country Public Radio | 11-11-2013
Clarkson U. on 2014 Military Friendly Schools List
North Country Now | 11-10-2013
St. Lawrence County communities planning tributes on Veterans Day
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-10-2013
CenterState details economic plan at Clarkson
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-09-2013
New plan could transform North Country and CNY economy
C larkson professor�s focus turning to wood stove emissions
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-08-2013
Green concrete, resilient buildings in works at CU
NNY Business Magazine | 11-08-2013
A well-powered region for a brighter tomorrow
NNY Business Magazine | 11-08-2013
CenterState CEO announces regional economic plan
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-07-2013
12-county business plan to be unveiled at Clarkson presentation Friday
North Country Now | 11-06-2013
Where are we headed?
Watertown Daily Times | 11-05-2013
Microgrids become reality as Superstorm Sandy's anniversary nears
International District Energy Association | 11-04-2013
Clarkson professor�s work on display at exhibition in South Korea
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-04-2013
Clarkson PhD duo recognized for underwater laser detection and ranging research
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-04-2013
Clarkson University speaker says physics still matters
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-03-2013
Clarkson receives approval for more online degree programs
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-01-2013
Replanting the STEM
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 10-30-2013
Researchers Isolate Blackhole Exploit Kit Symptoms, Pinpoint Infected Twitter Accounts
PC Magazine | 10-25-2013
Fingering frauds
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 10-25-2013
Clarkson Students Talk Trash
Clarkson University students sort through trash outside
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 10-24-2013
Clarkson dedicates bench in memory of James R. Spencer
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-23-2013
Clarkson students encourage recycling efforts
Clarkson professor launching new book. �Sexual Diversity in Africa�
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-23-2013
The Best and Worst Colleges for Meeting Men
Cosmopolitan | 10-22-2013
Clarkson professor recently receives Forest R. McFarland Award from the Society of Automotive Engineers
North Country Now | 10-22-2013
Potsdam fake finger detection company awaits big business after iPhone hacking
Watertown Daily Times | 10-22-2013
Clarkson University in N.Y. incorporates local food on campus
Big News Network.com | 10-22-2013
Potsdam Farmers' Market moves to Clarkson's Cheel Campus Center for winter starting Nov. 2
North Country Now | 10-21-2013
Clarkson Searching For Energy Sustainability
Walsh Scholarship, named for late Massena woman, awarded to Clarkson student
North Country Now | 10-20-2013
Farmers market sets winter hours at Clarkson after year of explosive growth
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 10-20-2013
North Country marks bioenergy day
RomeSentinel.com (AP) | 10-19-2013
Potsdam Farmers Market moving to Clarkson campus for winter months
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-18-2013
National Bioenergy Day spurs 25 events in U.S., Canada
Biomass Magazine | 10-17-2013
University Research Could Lead to Faster Use of Crime Scene Evidence
Lab Manager Magazine® | 10-15-2013
Students to dig through trash as part of National Bioenergy Day in Potsdam
North Country Now | 10-14-2013
Clarkson University 'CSI': research yields new quicker way to analyze blood samples
North Country Now | 10-13-2013
Higher ed, tourism important drivers for St. Lawrence Co.
NNY Business Magazine | 10-11-2013
A local investment
NNY Business Magazine | 10-11-2013
Business Briefcase - Oct. 2013
NNY Business Magazine | 10-11-2013
Small Biz Startup: The Hop
NNY Business Magazine | 10-11-2013
Magazine: Clarkson U Is Great Place To Meet Single Guys
Sourcing success at Clarkson University
Food Service Director | 10-10-2013
Two years ago, when the dining services team at Clarkson University, in upstate Potsdam, N.Y., began integrating locally sourced foods into campus menus,
Clarkson hosting National Bioenergy Day
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-08-2013
Clarkson forum addresses economic development in north country
Watertown Daily Times | 10-08-2013
Forum highlights colleges' impact on local economy
Clarkson research could add tools to crime scene investigations
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-07-2013
Finding Could Lead to Faster Use of Crime Scene Evidence
e! Science News | 10-07-2013
New reusable 'to-go' containers could save Clarkson University 15,000 boxes a year
North Country Now | 10-05-2013
Clarkson lauches reusable to-go containers at campus dining halls
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 10-04-2013
Alcoa partnering with Clarkson University for research in 'smart manufacturing'
North Country Now | 10-04-2013
Clarkson team to review state wetland restoration projects
Clarkson University to host National Manufacturing Day forum Oct. 4
North Country Now | 10-02-2013
A mystery at the bottom of the Great Lakes food web
Michigan Radio | 10-02-2013
Michael Twiss is leaning over the edge of his research boat, his face just a couple inches from the water's surface.
Working the Ratio
Cosmopolitan | 10-02-2013
USA Luge set to christen 2013-2014 Lake Placid sliding season with first runs
Noodls | 09-30-2013
Clarkson University's Clarkson School has largest class in over 15 years
North Country Now | 09-30-2013
Colleges as drivers of economy is topic of Potsdam meeting Oct. 7 hosted by Clarkson U.
North Country Now | 09-28-2013
Clarkson doctotate student travels to Nebraska to present research
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-27-2013
The Clarkson School welcomes largest class in 15 years
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-27-2013
Clarkson University research team receives $390,000 for NNY wetlands restoration study
North Country Now | 09-27-2013
NNY to Celebrate First-Ever National Bioenergy Day Oct. 17
USAgNet | 09-27-2013
Clarkson applies for Innovation Hot Spot grant
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 09-27-2013
Clarkson researchers received grant to study wetland restoration impacts
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-26-2013
North Country Regional Economic Development Council nominates Clarkson University as a state development 'innovation hot spot'
North Country Now | 09-26-2013
REDC names priority projects, seeks further funding
North Country Public Radio | 09-25-2013
North Country Economic Development Council unveils 21 priority projects forwarded to state
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-24-2013
Alcoa provides funding for Smart Manufacturing Fellowship at Clarkson
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-24-2013
USA: UAV to Help Determine Location for OWF
Offshore Wind | 09-24-2013
North Country development council asks state to look into Potsdam, Canton bypasses; sets priorities for 2013 state aid competition
North Country Now | 09-20-2013
Cuomo invests in early college high schools
New York State School Boards Association | 09-20-2013
Clarkson University' Golden Eagle UAV Takes Flight to Record Wind Speed and Direction
AZoRobotics | 09-20-2013
Clarkson University's Entrepreneurship Program ranks among top in nation
North Country Now | 09-20-2013
Clarkson job fair draws record number of companies
North Country Now | 09-19-2013
Norwood mystery plant likely another species of milfoil
Watertown Daily Times | 09-19-2013
Say Yes to Education and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Announce 11 New College and University Partners Committed to Tuition Aid for Urban Students
EIN Presswire | 09-18-2013
North Country receives sustainability planning award
North Country Now | 09-18-2013
Record number of companies coming to Clarkson career fair
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-18-2013
Lake Erie: Warmest in summer, coldest in winter
Phys.Org | 09-17-2013
Clarkson hosts mountain bike races at Seven Springs in Colton
Watertown Daily Times | 09-16-2013
US Cities Quench Growing Thirst with Saltwater
National Public Radio | 09-13-2013
U-M Water Center Awards 8 Great Lakes Restoration Projects
USAgNet | 09-13-2013
Clarkson U opens an all-local food grill, reducing 'food miles' and raising yumminess
Green Right Now | 09-12-2013
Clarkson again ranks high in 2014 US News survey; supply chain program in top 20 in country
North Country Now | 09-12-2013
St. Lawrence County colleges remember 9/11
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-12-2013
Feedback: Clarkson Eatery Offers Only Local Foods
Clarkson, SLU Remember Alumni Who Died In 9/11 Attacks
Clarkson eatery goes local
North Country Public Radio | 09-11-2013
New Campus Eatery Features All-Local Food
USAgNet | 09-10-2013
Qualcomm awards grant to build student space at Clarkson
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-09-2013
Local foods are featured at New Clarkson University's on-campus eatery
FoodService Director | 09-09-2013
Clarkson�s Main Street Grill features only locally grown foods
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-09-2013
Clarkson now offers local-only options
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 09-09-2013
Six Jefferson and Lewis school districts awarded $2.9 million grant
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 09-06-2013
Potsdam business incubator aims to turn ideas into investment
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 09-05-2013
American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists elects Clarkson Professor as a Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member
North Country Now | 09-04-2013
CAMP symposium draws scientists from around the world
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 09-03-2013
Why Lake Ontario turned neon blue last week
CBC.ca | 09-03-2013
North Country NYS P-TECH, winner of statewide competition for public-private partnerships, to prepare high school students for tech jobs
North Country Now | 09-03-2013
Clarkson students work with Gouverneur hospital to improve performance
North Country Now | 09-02-2013
6,000 NY high-schoolers can earn free associate degree
North Country Public Radio | 08-29-2013
Clarkson University, with $28 million in last 3 years, wins national fundraising award
North Country Now | 08-28-2013
Website on affordable colleges lists Clarkson University as one of top 30 colleges for 'return on investment'
North Country Now | 08-28-2013
Clarkson recognized for return on investment
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-28-2013
Clarkson earns Education Fundraising Award
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-27-2013
Clarkson, Oswego, Fredonia teams survey Lake Ontario
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-27-2013
Economic Development Council awards funding to revitalize Great Camp Sagamore
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-26-2013
Lake Erie: Warmest in Summer, Coldest in Winter
New York Coastlines | 08-26-2013
When it's 20 below, Dr. Michael Twiss, professor at Clarkson University, has been known to clear the snow and lie down on the thick ice of a frozen lake and stare up at the Northern Lights.
A very good start
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-26-2013
'Funniest' Science Writer Speaks At Clarkson
Clarkson University's presidents supports President Obama's proposed higher education reforms
North Country Now | 08-23-2013
Reaction Mostly Positive To Obama's Education Plan
Clarkson University: Defying Convention with President Obama
ReadMedia Newswire | 08-22-2013
Clarkson students conducting study at Gouverneur hospital�s ER
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-22-2013
Thursday: Clarkson Backs President's Call For College Report Cards
North Country officials, state Secretary of State break ground for riverfront enhancement project at Potsdam's Ives Park
North Country Now | 08-21-2013
Perales praises Potsdam park project
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-21-2013
Clarkson honors four alums with Golden Knight Award
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-21-2013
International Clarkson MBA students learn while doing Bassmaster research
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-21-2013
Clarkson University students crunch economic impact numbers of Bassmasters Elite Series in Waddington
North Country Now | 08-21-2013
NY secretary of state in Potsdam tomorrow for riverfront project groundbreaking
North Country Now | 08-20-2013
Clarkson University to expand distance education, appoint director of distance learning
North Country Now | 08-20-2013
Clarkson Professor appointed to the National Research Council Committee
North Country Now | 08-20-2013
Two St. Lawrence County colleges rank among top in nation
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-20-2013
Wind Blade Test Facility Opens at Clarkson University
Windpower Engineering Newsletter | 08-19-2013
The Center for Evaluation of Clean Energy Technology CECET and NYSERDA joined Clarkson University in announcing the grand opening of a new Blade Test Facility
USA Luge Returns to San Diego Air & Space Museum's Wind Tunnel Monday for Pre-Olympic Test
AviationPros.com | 08-16-2013
Clarkson begins second phase of restoring downtown campus buildings
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-15-2013
Clarkson has fresh plans for old downtown Potsdam buildings
North Country Now | 08-15-2013
Clarkson announces massive downtown restoration project
Watertown/North - YNN | 08-15-2013
Clarkson touts downtown renovations
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-15-2013
Clarkson University Celebrates Grand Opening of Wind Turbine Blade Test Facility Funded by CECET and NYSERDA
World of Wind Energy | 08-15-2013
North country council competes for state development grants
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-14-2013
Students to study Bassmasters' economic impact
Only Wind Blade Test Facility in East for Small- to Medium-scale Blades Opens
North American Clean Energy | 08-09-2013
Clarkson University Opens Wind Turbine Blade Test Facility
North American Windpower | 08-09-2013
Clarkson University marks opening of turbine blade test facility; first of its kind in Northeast U.S.
North Country Now | 08-09-2013
New York opens new $1.2m wind turbine blade test facility
Energy Live News | 08-09-2013
Clarkson opens blade test facility
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 08-09-2013
Cuomo celebrates Waddington landing Bassmasters Elite
North Country Public Radio | 08-09-2013
St. Lawrence County Reels In Economic Windfall
Regional development council readies for next funding round
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 08-08-2013
Bassmaster Elite bringing economic boost to St. Lawrence County
North Country Public Radio | 08-06-2013
Clarkson Business School to study bass tourney's economic impact
Watertown Daily Times | 08-04-2013
The St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Clarkson School of Business to determine what impact the upcoming Bassmaster Elite Series Tournament will have on ... economy.
Clarkson professor delivers plenary address at conference in Rochester
North Country Now | 08-01-2013
Ecology moves from the field to the screen
North Country Public Radio | 07-31-2013
Clarkson dean gives plenary lecture at international conference in Korea
North Country Now | 07-30-2013
Clarkson students create model to simulate Potsdam's wastewater treatment performance
North Country Now | 07-29-2013
Clarkson researchers testing new air purification system to filter out dust, pollen, other allergens
North Country Now | 07-28-2013
Clarkson team finished second in Design Project Competition
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 07-26-2013
Clarkson ranked seventh in state for return on investment
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 07-26-2013
Clarkson professor appointed to national task force commissioned by American Physical Therapy Association
North Country Now | 07-26-2013
Roller Coaster Camp Is Quite A Ride For Local Students
Students attend roller coaster camp at Clarkson
Clarkson University researchers test and identify cutting-edge iris recognition technology
North Country Now | 07-24-2013
Pellet industry addresses carbon monoxide issue in storage spaces
Biomass Magazine | 07-24-2013
Clarkson professors make movie about student veteran
Stars and Stripes | 07-24-2013
Clarkson hosts roller coaster camp for students across county
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 07-24-2013
Clarkson professors make movie about student veteran
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 07-24-2013
Clarkson professor named to physical therapists task force
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 07-22-2013
Clarkson University hosts Roller Coaster Camp July 22-27 in Potsdam
North Country Now | 07-22-2013
Cuomo team wins Adirondack Challenge
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 07-22-2013
New solar array near Potsdam airport to help power Clarkson University
North Country Now | 07-20-2013
Student mythbusters attend Clarkson summer camp
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 07-20-2013
Local chicken processing gets USDA cerification
North Country Public Radio | 07-19-2013
Mobile slaughterhouse ready for chickens
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 07-18-2013
Mobile slaughterhouse ready for chickens
Watertown Daily Times | 07-18-2013
Data centers and distributed renewables: two peas in a POD
Blogs - GreenBiz.com | 07-18-2013
North Country Pastured celebrates opening of mobile slaughterhouse in Canton
North Country Now | 07-18-2013
Major ECO threats loom for Canadian economy: documents
Vancouver Sun | 07-18-2013
Coaxing drivers to choose not to cruise
Portland Tribune | 07-18-2013
Clarkson Vice President, assemblywoman, county legislators added to St. Lawrence Psych Center Task Force
North Country Now | 07-17-2013
Bioprinting technology company founded by Clarkson prof listed on New York Stock Exchange
North Country Now | 07-17-2013
Economic Development Council has new initiatives
Press-Republican (AP) | 07-16-2013
Organovo Rings Opening Bell On New York Stock Exchange
PR Newswire | 07-15-2013
Actor John Ratzenberger speaks at Clarkson�s alumni reunion
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 07-14-2013
Teachers from IL, MN, NY, PA, OH study Great Lake
Seattlepi.com | 07-10-2013
Governor Cuomo Awards $54 Million to Fund Large Solar Power Projects Across the State
EQ-International | 07-10-2013
Clarkson, Notre Dame and Warsaw University of Technology collaborate on iris liveness competition
BiometricUpdate.com | 07-09-2013
Clarkson University researchers test latest iris recognition technology
North Country Now | 07-09-2013
Potsdam filmmaker opens Kickstarter campaign for film to be shot here about female service member's return to civilian life
North Country Now | 07-08-2013
Clarkson researchers aid product development that aids children with asthma
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 07-05-2013
Clarkson research team says traffic and development could be reducing frog populations
North Country Now | 07-05-2013
Clarkson University research team receives $38k grant for autism study
North Country Now | 07-05-2013
Air Purification System Researched at Clarkson University Granted FDA Clearance
Phys.Org | 07-04-2013
Clarkson University Research Team Analyzes Relationship Between Frogs and Roads
Technology News | 07-04-2013
Clarkson researchers have eye out for criminals
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 06-28-2013
Clarkson, village of Potsdam team up on wastewater treatment research
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 06-28-2013
Credit Card Taboo in Gen Y
TheStreet | 06-27-2013
Clarkson University rated high in graduate's salaries
North Country Now | 06-25-2013
How SoulCycle Is Growing Its Cult with Apparel
Fashionista | 06-25-2013
Saugerties Post Star | 06-24-2013
EPA research vessel cruises Lake Ontario
The Valley News online | 06-22-2013
TV�s Cheers Cliff the mailman speaking at Clarkson Reunion Weekend
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 06-20-2013
John Ratzenberger from 'Cheers' speaks at Clarkson's alumni weekend July 13
North Country Now | 06-20-2013
Clarkson Inn wins excellence award
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 06-19-2013
U.S. News ranks 2013 Best Online Graduate Business Programs - NY Daily News
NY Daily News | 06-19-2013
Top-Ranked Universities That Grant the Most STEM Degrees
U.S.News & World Report Blogs (AP) | 06-18-2013
Region prepares for round three of state funding
Watertown Daily Times | 06-18-2013
Historic Potsdam house recommended for state and national Registers of Historic Places
North Country Now | 06-14-2013
Researcher studies indoor air particles and their movement
National Science Foundation | 06-13-2013
Most people worry about the quality of the air they breathe outdoors, while giving little thought to the contaminants that may be circulating in their own homes.
Former Clarkson player Drago named Executive Vice-Chair of Hockey Canada
North Country Now | 06-11-2013
Memorial fund established in honor of late Clarkson professor
North Country Now | 06-07-2013
Madrid-Waddington and Potsdam among schools to compete in Clarkson's 'MythOlimic Games'
North Country Now | 06-07-2013
Madrid-Waddington wins first MythOlympic Games at Clarkson
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 06-05-2013
NY State Smart Grid Consortium Highlights Grid Modernization
SmartGridElectronics.Net | 06-03-2013
Biomass plant on Fort Drum officially opens, but no deal with Drum yet
Cuomo says tax-free college zones an economic "game changer"
North Country Public Radio | 05-31-2013
Broadband: Flipping the switch in the North Country
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 05-31-2013
New York Smart Grid Consortium provides update on N.Y. grid modernization
Electric Light & Power | 05-30-2013
Clarkson president says St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center important for universities, students
North Country Now | 05-30-2013
Clarkson University's director of events featured in magazine article on green commencements
North Country Now | 05-30-2013
Business ideas win students Clarkson enrollment
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-30-2013
Governor�s college partnership plan a winner
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-29-2013
Former U.S. Secretary of Education says Clarkson University one of only 150 colleges worth the expense
North Country Now | 05-29-2013
Teens Exchange Business Equity for Tuition
Knowledge@Wharton High School | 05-29-2013
In the past few years, the university has launched an innovative solution to helping aspiring teen entrepreneurs afford higher education and grow their businesses.
Clarkson business student honored by Small Business Administration
North Country Now | 05-28-2013
Former Ed Secretary says Clarkson worth the investment
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-27-2013
Clarkson prof to present at ICare4Autism International Autism Conference
North Country Now | 05-24-2013
Clarkson prof co-writes problem for high school math competition
North Country Now | 05-24-2013
Development council co-chair says North Country 'well-positioned' for Cuomo's 'Tax-Free' business plan
North Country Now | 05-23-2013
Memorial fund established at Clarkson to honor Dr. Yuzhuo Li
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-22-2013
Prepping for 3rd year of new NY grant system
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 05-21-2013
North Country Regional Economic Development Council readies for competition at regional council round three launch in Albany
North Country Now | 05-20-2013
Carthage students show math, science skills at showcase
Watertown Daily Times | 05-20-2013
Iris liveness detection competition launched
Planet Biometrics.com | 05-20-2013
Potsdam and Canton colleges still seeing good application, enrollment numbers
North Country Now | 05-18-2013
North Country co-chairs present progress report to Gov. Cuomo
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-17-2013
Clarkson names Young Entrepreneur, Young Innovator award winners
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-16-2013
North Country Regional Economic Development Council hoping for third straight year of development aid success
North Country Now | 05-16-2013
Clarkson associate professor stumps math students with environmental questions
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-15-2013
Hannawa Falls student�s video named on of top five finalists in undergrad competition
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-15-2013
Clarkson featured in article on greening of commencement
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-15-2013
The Greening of Commencement Ceremonies
American School & University | 05-14-2013
Ettinger receives Distinguished Teaching Award at Clarkson commencement
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-13-2013
Potsdam man, headed to Harvard Med School, named Frederica Clarkson Award winner
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-13-2013
Smith earns Levinus Clarkson Award
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-13-2013
Krishnan awarded Clarkson Faculty Research Award
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-13-2013
Clarkson professors receive Distinguished Teaching Award, faculty research award
North Country Now | 05-13-2013
Potsdam resident receives Frederica Clarkson Award at Clarkson commencement
North Country Now | 05-13-2013
Clarkson University names provost emeritus, professor emeritus
North Country Now | 05-13-2013
Clarkson University holds 119th commencement Saturday; 700 students receive bachelor's, master's, doctoral degrees
North Country Now | 05-12-2013
Clarkson introduces symbolic new regalia
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-12-2013
Clarkson grads celebrate commencement
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-12-2013
Saturday: More Than 700 Graduate From Clarkson
Clarkson to hand out degrees at 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-09-2013
Clarkson team's research paper chosen for 'IOP Select' collection
North Country Now | 05-09-2013
Clarkson University to host 120th commencement May 11 in Potsdam
North Country Now | 05-09-2013
Clarkson receives $10,000 grant for �Laboratory of the Future�
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-09-2013
New College Grads & The Job Market
Golden Knights assist in Lawrence Avenue Elementary School�s courtyard
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-08-2013
Clarkson receivesd $10K grant from Procter Gamble fund
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-07-2013
Environmental honor society established at Clarkson
North Country Now | 05-07-2013
Students help plant trees, prepare flower beds at Potsdam's Ives Park
North Country Now | 05-07-2013
Clarkson Digital Arts seniors showcasing work
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 05-06-2013
Clarkson professor participates in Chicago art festival
North Country Now | 05-06-2013
Clarkson students study pros, cons of Massena�s weir repair
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 05-03-2013
Clarkson Cheel Center sculpture featured in books on outdoor works
North Country Now | 05-02-2013
Clarkson team wins state business plan competition
North Country Now | 05-01-2013
Clarkson University students to examine Grasse River weir
Watertown Daily Times | 05-01-2013
Clarkson team takes top honors at state Business Plan Competition
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-30-2013
Clarkson director presents at commencement conference in Washington, D.C.
North Country Now | 04-29-2013
Winning student teams chosen in $500,000 New York business plan competition
Power Systems Design | 04-29-2013
Clarkson professor receives $30,000 grant for research into 'green' cement
Aggregate Research.com | 04-29-2013
Winners of the NY Business Plan Competition at UAlbany's nanocollege
Albany Business News | 04-29-2013
More than 170 gather for dedication of new Clarkson theme house in Potsdam
North Country Now | 04-26-2013
Clarkson professor receives $30,000 grant for research into 'green' cement
North Country Now | 04-26-2013
3..2...1...Blast Off At Clarkson University
Clarkson University Facebook page surpasses 10,000 followers; Twitter exceeds 5,000
North Country Now | 04-25-2013
Clarkson vice president nominated as woman of distinction
North Country Now | 04-25-2013
Clarkson Facebook page hits 10K milestone
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-24-2013
Lesyk presents at Association of Commencement Officers
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-22-2013
Green concrete research earns Clarkson prof $30K
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-22-2013
Ogdensburg musician invents new guitar
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-21-2013
Chezum named Woman of Distinction Nominee
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 04-18-2013
Kids show coaster skills at Clarkson physics competition
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 04-18-2013
Kids show coaster skills at Clarkson physics competition
Watertown Daily Times | 04-18-2013
North Country students build model roller coasters
Going Green: Mifoil in Norwood Lake
Binghamton / Oneonta - YNN | 04-17-2013
Princeton Review: Clarkson University, SUNY Potsdam among most environmentally responsible colleges in U.S. and Canada
North Country Now | 04-17-2013
Princeton Review selects Clarkson as most environmentally responsible college in U.S., Canada
Watertown Daily Times | 04-16-2013
Clarkson University students awarded Goldwater Scholarships
North Country Now | 04-15-2013
Poll: Card debt the No. 1 taboo subject
CreditCards.com | 04-15-2013
Clarkson engineer students take look at plans for plane display
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-14-2013
Clarkson professor awarded Fulbright Scholar grant to visit England, study corporate scandals
North Country Now | 04-12-2013
Clarkson professor awarded Fulbright Scholar grant
Daily Courier-Observer | 04-12-2013
Researching corporate scandals will be the focus of a visit by Clarkson University Associate Professor of Finance Allan A. Zebedee to London this fall.
Clarkson professor earns AAUW Research Award
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-11-2013
Clarkson professor awarded Fulbright Scholar grant
Watertown Daily Times | 04-11-2013
Clarkson Professor Receives Fulbright Award
Entrepreneurs pitch plans at Clarkson competition
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-09-2013
Clarkson University team receives grant for electrolarynx research
North Country Now | 04-09-2013
Chance meeting in Massena leads Clarkson prof to help woman with Lou Gehrig's disease
North Country Now | 04-07-2013
Reh Center honors Waddington Town Supervisor
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 04-07-2013
Waddington's Mark Scott is Clarkson's 'Entrepreneur of the Year'
North Country Now | 04-06-2013
Clarkson dean selected as fellow at Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
North Country Now | 04-05-2013
U.S. lacks tech skills
Times Union | 04-04-2013
Owens will host Canadian trade forum
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 04-04-2013
Clarkson University dean co-authors book on particles in airflow
North Country Now | 04-03-2013
Clarkson U. and Rep. Owens hosting forum in Potsdam Friday on Canada trade
North Country Now | 04-03-2013
Clarkson students bond with Japanese students over robotics
North Country Now | 04-01-2013
Alcoa Foundation donates recycling bins to Clarkson University
Watertown Daily Times | 04-01-2013
Alcoa Foundation donates recycling bins to Clarkson University
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 04-01-2013
Clarkson researchers receive grant for voice-box work
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-31-2013
Price increases for digital academic journals leads to subscription cancellations
The Journal | 03-31-2013
Students pitch new business proposals
The North Country Regional Business Plan Competition was held at Clarkson with 35 teams competing for start-up money.
Clarkson University to hold TEDx event
North Country/Tri-Lakes - YNN | 03-29-2013
Alcoa Foundation supporting Clarkson U. recycling effort
North Country Now | 03-28-2013
Alcoa Foundation supporting Clarkson U. recycling effort
North Country Now | 03-28-2013
The Alcoa Foundation has teamed up with "Keep America Beautiful" and the College & University Recycling Coalition to provide 40 recycling bins to Clarkson University.
Clarkson University selects new dean for business school
North Country Now | 03-28-2013
Clarkson names assistant vice president for diversity initiatives
North Country Now | 03-28-2013
In My Opinion: New budget shows state is listening
Press-Republican (AP) | 03-25-2013
Major firm donates to Clarkson University�s construction management program
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-25-2013
Clarkson University seeks audience members, speakers for TEDx event
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-25-2013
Clarkson to co-host North Country Regional Business Plan Competition March 29
North Country Now | 03-24-2013
Clarkson students work with Potsdam elementary kindergartners
North Country Now | 03-22-2013
Smith named next dean of Clarkson School of Business
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-21-2013
Clarkson names new business school dean
NNY Business Magazine | 03-20-2013
Clarkson gets $150K gift from Turner Construction
The Central New York Business Journal | 03-19-2013
North Country high school, university students advance to championship round of robotics competition
Northeast Public Radio | 03-17-2013
Imagine this; two teams of three robots each are pitted against each other in an area to fling projectiles and climb to the top of a steel pyramid.
Clarkson University receives silver rating for sustainability initiatives
North Country Now | 03-16-2013
Clarkson University Building a "Field of Dreams"
North Country Now | 03-16-2013
Former DoD researcher named to new Clarkson University chair
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-15-2013
Marilyn Miller Freeman named Jesanis Endowed Chair at Clarkson
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-14-2013
10 B-Schools That Lead to Jobs
Yahoo! Finance | 03-14-2013
10 B-Schools That Lead to Jobs
US News & World Report | 03-14-2013
FULL CIRCLE � local students celebrate Pi day at Clarkson
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-14-2013
Clarkson's graduate engineering program ranked 34th in nation, report says
North Country Now | 03-14-2013
Clarkson earns kudos for environmentally focused education
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-12-2013
Clarkson offering Young Scholars program this summer at Potsdam campus
North Country Now | 03-11-2013
Area robotics team advances to world championship
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-11-2013
Clarkson�s FIRST Robototics team headed to nationals
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-07-2013
Clarkson promotes, grants tenure to six faculty members
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 03-07-2013
Society of Automotive Engineers recognizes Clarkson professor
North Country Now | 03-06-2013
Going Green: Mifoil in Norwood Lake
Buffalo - YNN | 03-04-2013
Big ideas coming to Clarkson University as TEDx symposium planned
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-03-2013
Clarkson�s Marzocca recognized for drone work
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-03-2013
In Canton, professor explains link between HPV and cancer
North Country Now | 03-02-2013
CU's Wu Gains Renewable Energy Research Funds
Electric Light & Power | 03-01-2013
Clarkson group competes in Collegiate A Capella regionals
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 03-01-2013
Clarkson TEDx conference seeks presenters with 'ideas worth spreading'
North Country Now | 03-01-2013
The early bird takes all the risk
Ottawa Citizen | 03-01-2013
Clarkson professor eanrs McFarland Award for work on unmanned aircraft
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-28-2013
Study at Clarkson aims to help digestive disorders
Clarkson professor receives energy grid design grant
Watertown Daily Times | 02-28-2013
Clarkson professor awarded grant for Smart Grid research
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-27-2013
Clarkson prof getting $400,000 in 'smart grid' research funds
North Country Now | 02-27-2013
Clarkson U and Potsdam Public Library offering free small business marketing classes
North Country Now | 02-26-2013
Rock beats scissors, film beats hockey for former Clarkson hockey player Turgeon
North Country Now | 02-26-2013
At 20, entrepreneur, business owner, and on the Governor's radar
Turcotte was the first student to enter Clarkson's Young Entrepreneurs Program, where he's studying innovation and entrepreneurship, and has his tuition covered in full.
Clarkson University professor receives $30,000 NIH grant to double tank space for zebrafish research
North Country Now | 02-25-2013
Twenty-year-old starts second business with purchase of Watertown commercial building
Innovation Trail | 02-25-2013
Clarkson researchers looking at historical air samples for clues to climate change
North Country Now | 02-25-2013
Sen. Gillibrand talks manufacturing jobs during Alcoa visit
Watertown Daily Times | 02-23-2013
Clarkson students in CNY for fingerprint sampling
Students from Clarkson University were at Sangertown Square Mall on Friday to collect fingerprint samples for research.
Gillibrand unveils new bill aimed at creating jobs
Gillibrand announces legislation for local manufacturing industries
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-22-2013
Clarkson students study impact of bullying on langauge
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-21-2013
Clarkson professor receives $30K grant to study digestive system
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-21-2013
Cold War air samples yield climate clues
United Press International | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Iowa Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
USAgNet | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Wisconsin Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
New York Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Kansas Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Illinois Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Pennsylvania Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Missouri Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Kentucky Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Nebraska Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Indiana Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Minnesota Ag Connection | 02-20-2013
Alcoa gives Clarkson $120,000 for 'Mytholympic games' competition; similar to Mythbusters show
North Country Now | 02-20-2013
Alcoa gives Clarkson University $120,000 grant for Mytholympics
Watertown Daily Times | 02-20-2013
Clarkson celebrates National Engineers Week
Watertown Daily Times | 02-19-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
News Odrome | 02-18-2013
Alcoa Foundation awards Clarkson $120,000 for Mytholympic Games
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-18-2013
Clarkson teaming with Potsdam library for marketing classes
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-18-2013
Clarkson Ph.d student seeking answers to climate change
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-18-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
e! Science News | 02-18-2013
47 Years of Air Samples Examined in Climate Change Study
Newswise | 02-18-2013
Music for disabled proponent speaking, performing in Potsdam
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-18-2013
Clarkson students wins EPA scholarship that will cover her tuition costs
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-15-2013
Colton resident earns University Civilian of the Year award from Air Force ROTC
North Country Now | 02-14-2013
Clarkson University professor invited to week-long research conference to speak
North Country Now | 02-13-2013
Acclaimed violinist performing at SUNY Potsdam; speaking at Clarkson
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-11-2013
Clarkson freshmen hatch new ventures
Watertown Daily Times | 02-11-2013
Clarkson University freshman athletes pitch gripping business concept for stickier sticks
North Country Now | 02-10-2013
Clarkson student-athletes sticking to business plan
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 02-08-2013
Former Clarkson athletic director Bill Fiesinger honored
North Country Now | 02-07-2013
Cuomo pushes education, entrepreneurship at Potsdam budget presentation
Watertown Daily Times | 02-06-2013
Cuomo visits the North Country
Cuomo talks on school aid, gun control and economic initiatives during Potsdam visit
North Country Now | 02-05-2013
Motivation not an issue for 21-year-old college student, business owner
The Troy Record (AP) | 02-03-2013
Clarkson dedicates AD office in honor of Potsdam�s Fiesinger
Watertown Daily Times | 02-03-2013
At age 20, Clarkson entrepreneur buys commercial building in Watertown
Watertown Daily Times | 02-03-2013
Clarkson University's event director plays role at Obama presidential inauguration
North Country Now | 02-01-2013
Interview With Innovative Delivery Systems Co-Founder Chris Behrens
Pruvology | 01-31-2013
Chris Behrens, 19, from Potsdam, New York, has a great company with his partners called Innovative Delivery Systems (IDS).
College boosts entrepreneurs
Watertown Daily Times | 01-30-2013
Reaffirming Your Core Values Helps You Perform Better
Harvard Business Review | 01-30-2013
People who thought deeply about their most important personal values committed 44% fewer errors in a button-pushing task than others, says a team led by Lisa Legault of Clarkson University.
Clarkson University offering new minor in gender & sexuality studies
North Country Now | 01-28-2013
Editorial: Get help with college costs
Press-Republican (AP) | 01-27-2013
New Clarkson biologist looking to cure your aching back
North Country Now | 01-26-2013
Professor Curates Exhibition Inspired By Upstate Man's Toilet Art
Artinfo Blogs | 01-26-2013
Clarkson University�s new biology professor to tackle back pain
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 01-26-2013
Clarkson will host February financial aid event
Watertown Daily Times | 01-26-2013
Potsdam toilets: blight or art?
North Country Public Radio | 01-25-2013
Clarkson students reviving Ice Carnival tradition
Watertown Daily Times | 01-25-2013
For some a blight, for others a starting point for conversations about art
North Country Public Radio | 01-25-2013
No Link Between HR Technology and Strategic Gain, Say Researchers
Human Resource Executive | 01-25-2013
"We weren't really seeing what you would expect to see had there been a tight link between technology and strategic HR," says Sandra Fisher, ...Clarkson University
Village board votes 4-1 to re-examine rail plan
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 01-23-2013
Clarkson University�s Reh Center receives $25,000 grant
Watertown Daily Times | 01-23-2013
Fun is in the cards at Clarkson this weekend
Watertown Daily Times | 01-23-2013
North Country Honors Legacy Of Martin Luther King Jr.
M&T awards grant to Clarkson University
The Central New York Business Journal | 01-21-2013
MLK day speaker at Clarkson urges peace and civility
Clarkson professor helps identify major climate-change contributor
Watertown Daily Times | 01-19-2013
Colleges, universities slate King Day observances
Watertown Daily Times | 01-19-2013
Clarkson professor helps identify major climate-change contributor
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 01-19-2013
Magazine ranks Clarkson�s online graduate business programs highly
Watertown Daily Times | 01-18-2013
Clarkson team hopes for earlier autism diagnosis and treatment
North Country Public Radio | 01-17-2013
Clarkson's online graduate programs in business #12 on U.S. News' online list
North Country Now | 01-16-2013
Clarkson University Online MBA in Nation's Top-12
Newswise | 01-15-2013
Clarkson University to debut first of nine new theme houses as two fraternities move on campus
North Country Now | 01-10-2013
Clarkson University building themed housing
Watertown Daily Times | 01-10-2013
Clarkson will host February financial aid event
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 01-10-2013
Clarkson�s Collins says utilities commission will look at north country
Watertown Daily Times | 01-09-2013
Moreland Commission on utility service faults weak PSC, dysfunctional LIPA
Syracuse.com | 01-07-2013
Upstate New York college presidents speak out on gun violence
Syracuse.com | 01-07-2013
99 Hits - BREAKING NEWS: 01-05-13--CLARKSON PRESIDENT COLLINS ANNOUNCES NEW "HOMEWARD BOUND" PROGRAM
99 Hits FM | 01-05-2013
Fiscal cliff deal brings good news for wind industry
Stephen Bird teaches energy policy at Clarkson University. He said the new tax credit likely means that wind development in the North Country will continue.
Appreciation day informs vets of benefits
North Country Public Radio | 01-04-2013
Clarkson University professor published in journal of Psychological Science
North Country Now | 01-03-2013
The comets are coming to The Wild Center
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 12-27-2012
Clarkson University professor participates in international colloquium to name new elements
North Country Now | 12-26-2012
Professional and Administrative Staff at Clarkson donate to Potsdam Holiday Fund
North Country Now | 12-21-2012
North Country Gets $90.2M In State Grants
North country named top performer, nets $90.2 million in state funds
Watertown Daily Times | 12-19-2012
North country named top performer, nets $90.2 million in state funds
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 12-19-2012
99 Hits - 2012-12-19--Regional Econ Development Council Wins Again in Statewide Competition, Over $90 million
99 Hits FM | 12-19-2012
North country veterans fair expands, focuses on benefits
Watertown Daily Times | 12-19-2012
Clarkson University offering special courses to North Country high school students this winter
North Country Now | 12-18-2012
Clarkson president swaps roles with freshman for a day
North Country Now | 12-16-2012
Dealing with invasive species
Business Briefcase - December 2012
NNY Business Magazine | 12-16-2012
Clarkson's program for young entrepreneurs accepting applications for 'Unique Business Competition'
North Country Now | 12-15-2012
College Students Turn To Dog During 'Ruff' Time
Therapy dog de-stresses students during finals week at Clarkson University
North Country This Week | 12-12-2012
Students studying for finals can use a little therapy from a good dog, too. For example, Eli Greenwald had just finished a physics exam Monday morning; a Tuesday calculus exam was just around the corner. Petting a golden retriever dog in the Clarkson University library was just what Greenwald, a freshman aeronautical engineering major from Manhattan, needed to escape from finals week stress.
Retriever is golden as a stress reliever for Clarkson students
Watertown Daily Times | 12-12-2012
Clarkson University students got a break from the frenzied frustration of flashcards, outlines and essay writing by visiting a ...
Math teachers in St. Lawrence County learn how to include modeling in courses
North Country Now | 12-11-2012
Professor wows crowd with charity magic show
Watertown Daily Times | 12-10-2012
BC's York Values Team Success Over Career Victories Record
WBUR's Only A Game (NPR) | 12-08-2012
But after taking his first head coaching job at Clarkson University in 1972, he wasn't sure he'd make a career of it.
Invasive plant in Norwood Lake that chokes out native species 'here to stay,' say researchers
North Country Now | 12-08-2012
Clarkson students study invasive species
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 12-07-2012
Three Clarkson students earn engineering honor society scholarships
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 12-07-2012
Clarkson students question resort approval process
Adirondack Daily Enterprise | 12-07-2012
Lake Placid arena holds special memories for ex-goalie Grant
Watertown Daily Times | 12-07-2012
Clarkson professor named to Holocaust Museum consultant panel
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 12-06-2012
Twitter action a prelude to Wednesday's Clarkson-St. Lawrence hockey game
North Country Now | 12-06-2012
Clarkson professor to serve on panel about Holocaust and African Americans studies
North Country Now | 12-06-2012
That Won't Do the Job
The Guardian | 12-03-2012
According to U.S. News & World Report, three of the schools within New York's Clarkson University require "professional experience" for graduation. As a result, 86 percent of seniors who recently
Robots rock Clarkson competition
Watertown Daily Times | 12-01-2012
Islanders' Mystery Draft Pick Is Not Giving Up
New York Times | 12-01-2012
... He was picked by the Islanders in 2010 despite playing only 20 minutes in goal in his freshman season at Clarkson University.
Hundreds of students compete in robot competition
Local robotics teams to compete at Clarkson
Press-Republican (AP) | 11-30-2012
Clarkson University ranks number one
Top 10 universities that produce most interns (SLIDESHOW)
The Business Journals | 11-27-2012
Clarkson prof works to modernize NY state's energy grid
North Country Public Radio | 11-27-2012
Yuzhuo Li
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-27-2012
Clarkson hosts FIRST Championship this weekend
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-26-2012
Clarkson professor bringing magic show to public to beneif holiday fund
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-26-2012
10 National Universities That Produce the Most Interns
US News & World Report | 11-20-2012
Watertown Daily Times | 11-20-2012
Thanks-for-Giving Luncheon at Colton-Pierrepont
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-20-2012
Expiring tax credits blow ill wind
North Country Public Radio | 11-20-2012
"Typically we've seen up to an 80 percent reduction in wind development when the PTC has been dropped," explained Professor Stephen Bird, who teaches energy policy at Clarkson University.
IBM grant recognizes Clarkson 'smart grid' researcher
Innovation Trail | 11-19-2012
At Clarkson University, the highly regarded science and engineering school in St. Lawrence County, a professor working on smart energy grid systems was just awarded a grant by IBM.
Clarkson University professor named as fellow of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
North Country Now | 11-19-2012
The enzyme-powered watch, and other battery innovations
Innovation Trail | 11-18-2012
This week, the New York Battery and Energy Storage (NY-BEST) technology consortium brought industry leaders and businesses together to discuss innovation in the field.
Several Clarkson University faculty, staff members named to 'Million Dollar,' 'Multi-Million Dollar' clubs
North Country Now | 11-17-2012
Clarkson Million Dollar Club growing
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-15-2012
Clarkson University�s Collins appointed to board investigating state utilities
Watertown Daily Times | 11-15-2012
Clarkson spikers chase NCAA Volleyball honors in Michigan
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-15-2012
Clarkson President Named to Hurricane Sandy Commission
Study shows Clarkson University has $270 million economic impact on regional economy
North Country Now | 11-14-2012
Clarkson president named to state commission to investigate utility companies response to Hurricane Sandy damage
North Country Now | 11-14-2012
Collins appointed to commission to investigate utility companies
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-14-2012
Canastota alums find football success at Clarkson
The Oneida Daily Dispatch (AP) | 11-14-2012
Andrew Cuomo empowers panel to examine utilities
Democrat and Chronicle | 11-13-2012
Cuomo: Moreland panel to look at utilities' storm prep
Times Union Blogs | 11-13-2012
Clarkson Univeristy students work with Potsdam children at Building Blocks Day Care
North Country Now | 11-13-2012
Efforts continue to bring A-4 to Brasher to honor vets
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-13-2012
Walker rallies Clarkson into NCAA quarterfinal
Watertown Daily Times (AP) | 11-12-2012
The push for business innovation
NNY Business Magazine | 11-11-2012
Local college students go to California to pitch business ideas
The Journal | 11-11-2012
Lobsters for lunch? Not anymore!
Khaleej Times | 11-09-2012
Nicholville Telephone CEO earns spot on Clarkson Board of Trustees
North Country Now | 11-09-2012
Telephone company CEO to join Clarkson board of trustees
Watertown Daily Times | 11-09-2012
Great Lakes legacy contaminants decreasing, but newer ones on the rise
Environmental Health News | 11-08-2012
Legacy contaminants are decreasing more quickly than previously reported in three of the Great Lakes, but have stayed virtually the same in two other lakes, according to new research.
Local college students go to California to pitch business ideas
Daily Courier-Observer (AP) | 11-07-2012
Watertown Daily Times | 11-07-2012
Clarkson to celebrate sustainability, local food Oct. 17-27
North Country Now | 10-19-2012
Clarkson University will hold a ten day celebration to promote and celebrate campus sustainability and the North Country's abundant and healthy food resources.
Craig Conroy's number seven jersey to be retired at Clarkson University
Calgary Flames | 10-19-2012
Calgary, AB - Clarkson University Men's Hockey Team will retire Craig Conroy's jersey number seven this weekend at Cheel Arena in Potsdam, NY.
Found by a Rocket...
Thousand Islands Magazine | 09-13-2012
No I'm not talking about making a new dive site by sinking a ship with a rocket. I am talking about a lost shipwreck that was found by a rocket.
Children's Museum launching Saturday enrichment programs in Potsdam
Daily Courier-Observer | 09-12-2012
The North Country Children's Museum is featuring a series of Saturday afternoon enrichment programs at Clarkson's University Bookstore throughout the year through the museum's "Museum Without Walls."
On this Sept. 11, the nation grieves a bit more quietly
San Jose Mercury News | 09-11-2012
At tiny Clarkson University in upstate New York, students and faculty have an intense connection to the tragedy. Four of the school's alumni were in the twin towers that day,
Egon Matijevic Honored at Symposium
NNY Business | 09-09-2012
Clarkson University's Egon Matijevic, the university's Victor K. LaMer Professor of Colloid and Surface Science and Distinguished University Professor, was honored in August ...
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Central New York Magazine | 09-04-2012
Clarkson University Professor and Digital Artist Bang-Geul Han
Clarkson University's Center for Advanced Materials Processing Sponsors 17th Annual International Symposium on Chemical-Mechanical Planarization
Solid State Technology | 08-28-2012
Researchers from several high technology companies, suppliers and universities from the United States, Japan, Korea, Germany, and Belgium gathered in Lake Placid earlier in August for the 17th International Symposium on Chemical-Mechanical Planarization (CMP), sponsored by Clarkson University's Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP).
Clarkson Ranks High In National Publication
Clarkson University in Potsdam continues to make the grade as one of the best schools in the nation for an undergraduate education.
Credit card surcharges? No way, poll says
CreditCards.com | 08-21-2012
Nearly two in three Americans say they would stop using their credit cards if retailers start tacking on extra fees for paying with plastic, according to a new CreditCards.com poll.
In Potsdam, Sen. Gillibrand announces "Innovation Bank"
New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced new federal legislation meant to spur science and technology job growth, while visiting Clarkson University in Potsdam on Friday ...
Lifesaving Innovations by High School Student Paul Hyman
Michelle Writes | 08-09-2012
Paul Hyman is a perfect example of how and why teens should never limit themselves.
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PLUS Model Magazine | 08-01-2012
You've seen this bright-eyed beauty on Macys.com, Sydney's Closet and as a finalist in Tyra Banks' Fiercely Real Modal Search. Caralyn Mirand is focused ...
MT @OBRIEN_GERE: It's time to introduce another one of our f... Local Events Promote Raquette River Awareness Week The First Teen Idol That's An Inventor, Not A Rock Star 'River U.' sets course Clarkson President Tony Collins Says Community Pulled Together in Wake of Storm Alexandra Cousteau Carries on Grandfather's Water-Explorer Legacy
twitter.com | 07-25-2012
MT @OBRIEN_GERE: It's time to introduce another one of our fantastic co-ops. Meet Stephen Maxwell from @ClarksonUniv!
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This year the Raquette River Blueway Corridor's Advisory Committee will be hosting several events throughout the corridor during Raquette River Awareness Week (Saturday, July 28th through Saturday, August 4th) to highlight the assets the Raquette River ha...
InventorSpot | 07-24-2012
His name is Paul Hyman. He's from Ft. Washington, NY, he's a volunteer firefighter, and he begins Clarkson University this fall on a 4-year scholarship he won for his inventiveness.
Poughkeepsie Journal | 07-19-2012
The program is a collaboration between the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries, its parent organization Clarkson University and the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater.
WWNY TV 7 (CBS) / Fox 28 | 07-18-2012
As usual, Clarkson University officials paid attention to severe thunderstorm warnings and prepared the campus just in case. This time, their precautions were warranted.
Alexandra Cousteau is passionate about water. She was in the north country over the weekend as a keynote speaker for Clarkson University's alumni reunion.


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Denver, Colo. - The American Sheep Industry Association (ASI) Board of Directors in August unanimously approved the association's fiscal year 2009-2010 Wool Trust budget as well as the legislative/membership budget via mail-in ballots. The budget proposals had been recommended to the directors by ASI's American Wool Council and executive board during their July meetings.
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One week of playoff competition is in the books as the Cardinals, Chargers, Eagles and Ravens each won their wild card games. Two more weeks remain in the playoff race to earn a spot in Super Bowl XLIII, with the division round of the playoffs up next.
It's rematch weekend, as the teams in each contest played their opponent at some point during the regular season. In the AFC, the Ravens and Titans took it into the final minutes in Baltimore, and Tennessee escaped with a 13-10 win in Week 5. The Chargers and Steelers battled in a game that produced a first-ever score of 11-10 in Week 11, Pittsburgh on top.
In the NFC, the Cardinals and Panthers met in Week 8 in Charlotte in another closely fought game, but the home team came away victorious, 27-23. The Eagles and Giants have one of the most long-standing and bitter rivalries in the NFL, and they split their division series in 2008, with the Giants winning 36-31 in Philadelphia in Week Week 10 and the Eagles winning 20-14 in New Jersey in Week 14.
This weekend, the teams all meet again — but this time around, there's a lot more on the line.
Saturday, 2:30 p.m. MST
TENNESSEE TITANS vs. BALITMORE RAVENS
Why You Should Watch: If you like smash-mouth, hard-hitting, pound-the-run football, this game is for you. On top of that, these two teams just plain don't like each other, and it shows. In Week 5, the Ravens were flagged 11 times for 91 yards while the Titans got penalized 10 times for 78. There's trash talking. There are late hits. If the total amount of points scored is less than 20, no one will be surprised.
The Ravens enter the game with the league's second-ranked defense in terms of yardage, allowing just 261.1 yards per game during the regular season. Not far behind are the Titans at No. 7 with 293.6 yards allowed on average. In terms of scoring, Tennessee edges Baltimore, giving up just 14.6 points per game to the Ravens' 15.2. Baltimore is first in the league with 26 interceptions — 11 by standout safety Ed Reed alone. The Titans have snared 20 picks on the season. Tennessee ranks fifth in the league with 44 sacks while the Ravens are tied for 11th with 34. Add it all up, and it makes for a nasty defensive struggle.
Keep An Eye On: Cortland Finnegan, CB, Tennessee Titans. This 2006 seventh-round pick out of Samford has quickly become one of the league's top corner, and he has been honored for his play, earning his first trip to the Pro Bowl as well as a spot on the AP's All-Pro team. He has five interceptions on the season, one of which he returned 99 yards for a score. He may be listed at 5-foot-10, 188 pounds, and those number may be correct when he's wearing helmet, pads and cleats. But it doesn't matter, since he plays like he's 6-foot-4. He's fiesty and takes pride getting into receivers' heads, and when these two teams met, he and Ravens wideout Derrick Mason got into a scuffle or two, earning both players penalties and fines. Keep an eye on No. 31 for the Titans — he's always around the ball.
Ed Reed, S, Baltimore Ravens. Normally we'd pick just one person to keep an eye on, but both defenses are just too good to ignore, and no one has played better defense in the last two months than the Ravens' five-time Pro Bowler Reed. He has 10 interceptions in the last seven weeks, including two he picked off a week ago against Dolphins, one of which he took to the house. He was the only unanimous selection for this year's AP All-Pro team. Quarterbacks have to know where he is at all time, because his head is always on a swivel. If he picks off a pass, he can move like a wide receiver, and if anyone catches a pass in front of him, he can lay a vicious hit.
Saturday, 6:15 p.m. MST
CAROLINA PANTHERS vs. ARIZONA CARDINALS
Why You Should Watch: If you didn't like watching the slug-fest from earlier in the day, this could be more to your liking. Here you have two veteran quarterbacks in the Cardinals' Kurt Warner and the Panthers Jake Delhomme. Both QBs can sling it pretty well, and both teams have dynamic Pro Bowl wide receivers — Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin for Arizona, Steve Smith for Carolina. Toss in the two-headed running back monster of Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams and their 28 combined touchdowns, and the Panthers have the entire offensive package. But don't count out Edgerrin James of the Cardinals, who looked like a rejuvenated man in last week's win over the Falcons.
Arizona has the fourth-ranked offense in the league, racking up 365.8 yards per game in the regular season. Carolina ranks 10th with 349.7. The difference is the Panthers run for 152.3 yards on the ground, good for third in the NFL, while the Cardinals pass for 292.1, second to only New Orleans. And with the defenses ranking in the middle of the pack, 18th for Carolina and 19th for Arizona, there should be a lot of scoring.
Keep An Eye On: The entire Arizona defense. As previously mentioned, they've been a pretty average group for most of the season, but a week ago, they played like one of the top units in the league. They held Michael Turner to just 42 yards on 18 carries for a meager 2.3-yard average — he averaged 4.5 on the season. They sacked rookie of the year Matt Ryan three times and forced him to throw two interceptions and cough up a fumble which they returned for a score. It will take a similar performance to shut down Delhomme, Stewart and Williams.
Sunday, 11:00 a.m. MST
NEW YORK GIANTS vs. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Why You Should Watch: Division rivalry games always make for quality television, especially in the NFC East. Now take the hype from a regular season matchup and amp it up to the playoff level, and this could turn into a game for the ages. The Giants were one of the hottest teams for most of the season, but they faded down the stretch. The Eagles, on the other hand, started off slow and had a 5-4-1 record and appeared dead in the water before picking things up and finishing 9-6-1. Now they've got to see if they can take down the defending Super Bowl champs twice at Giants Stadium in one year.
The two teams match up extremely well, with the Eagles and Giants having the third and fifth ranked defenses, respectively. Philly is third in the NFL with 48 sacks, and the Giants rank sixth with 42, despite losing standouts Michael Strahan to retirement and Osi Umenyiora to a season-ending injury during the preseason. On the offensive side of the ball, the Giants and Eagles rank fifth and seventh in total yards. Donovan McNabb leads the way for the Eagles through the air with 244.4 yards per game while the three-headed running attack of the Giants leads the league with 157.4.
Keep An Eye On: Brandon Jacobs, RB, New York Giants. His 219 carries for 1089 yards and 15 touchdowns lead this vaunted run game, and he is the workhorse of the group. Backup and fellow 1000-yard rusher Derrick Ward is no slouch, but if Jacobs is 100 percent, this ground attack is extremely hard to stop. In two games against the Eagles this year, he has rushed 32 times for 178 yards, and if he gets going early, it will be tough on Philadelphia.
Brian Westbrook, RB, Philadelphia Eagles. He's normally one of the elite backs in the league, though his stats are down this year due to injuries throughout the season. But that didn't stop him from gaining over 1,300 all-purpose yards in 2008. Last week, the Vikings did a good job of bottling him up for most of the night until he broke loose on a screen pass, taking it 71 yards for a score. And that's what Westbrook can do — take it the distance at any time.
Sunday, 2:45 p.m. MST
PITTSBURGH STEELERS vs. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS
Why You Should Watch: You've got the league's stingiest defense in the Steelers taking on one of the hottest teams in the NFL in the Chargers. What's not to like? It's going to be cold and dark in the Steel City, with a forecasted high temperature in the 20s, and these two teams will probably take it down to the wire just like they did in Week 11. The Steelers have been one of the top teams in the AFC all year, and their 12-4 record gave them the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye in the playoffs. The Chargers won four straight to finish the season and get into the playoffs at 8-8, and last week they knocked off the Colts to earn a trip to Heinz Field.
In that first contest, it was ugly weather and ugly football, much like it could turn out to be Sunday afternoon. And as in that first game, the team that plays most consistently could come out on top. Ben Roethlisberger managed the game effectively, completing 31-of-41 passes for 308 yards without a touchdown or interception while Philip Rivers went 15-of-26 for just 164 and two picks. But the Chargers defense kept it close by sacking Big Ben five times, and since then, Rivers has played at an extremely high level.
Keep An Eye On: Willie Parker, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers. After three straight 1,000-yard seasons, Parker played in only 11 games, missing a five-game stretch due to injury. Now he's back in action and closed out the season with a 116-yard performance against the Browns in Week 17. He should be rested after their playoff bye, and if he can get out of the gates early against the Chargers, that will go a long way in keeping the San Diego defense on their heels. If they have to worry about Parker's running, they won't be able to blitz against Pittsburgh's offensive line that has allowed 49 sacks, fourth-most in the league.
– Adam Zinser, DenverBroncos.com
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Funny and touching stories unfold over a span of years in The Dixie Swim Club, which the Hartland Players Main Stage Theater group brings to the stage starting tonight.
The play revolves around five Southern women who met on their college swim team and created strong friendships. To preserve their friendships, the women set aside a long weekend every August to recharge their relationships. Free from husbands, kids and jobs, they meet at the same beach cottage on the North Carolina Outer Banks every year to catch up, laugh and meddle in one anothers lives.
As their lives unfold, these women increasingly rely on one another, through advice and raucous repartee, to get through the challenges (such as men, sex, marriage, parenting, divorce and aging) that life flings at them. When fate throws a wrench into one of their lives, the friends prove the enduring power of teamwork, rallying around their own with the strength and love. The play focuses on four of those weekends and spans a period of 33 years.
Performances are set for 8 p.m. today, 8 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. March 1 and 2 p.m. March 2 at the Hartland Music Hall, 3619 Avon St. in Hartland Township. Reserved tickets are $10 for adults or $8 for students and seniors at the main branch of the Cromaine District Library in Hartland Township, at http://www.hartlandplayers.org and through the ticket line at 810-632-5849. Tickets will be sold at the door 30 minutes prior to each performance, if available.


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