What’s Normal, Anyway?
What could happen if we let go of wanting “normal,” and move toward something different?
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A Woman’s Place
Though they’re kept from the upper eaves of power in the Catholic Church,
women continue to find ways to lead.
Valerie Braylovskiy ’25, 31 Jan 2025
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Reality Check
Jocelyn Tan ’15 is harnessing the power of virtual reality to overcome adversity in the workplace.
Miky Ching ’25, 28 Jan 2025
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Moral Dilemmas on Wheels
Anthropologist Melissa Cefkin steers us through the ethical predicaments of self-driving cars.
The latest trend among billionaires? Building perfect cities from the ground up. But if perfection is impossible, what can they do to create a city that lasts?
In his new book, SCU’s Leavey School of Business Glenn Klimek Professor of Finance Meir Statman explores a holistic approach to financial and life well-being.
Discerning one’s dream requires a whole set of experiences based on community, opportunity, and, yes, cash. Santa Clara helps first-generation students discover their paths through various means of support.
Former SCU softball star Ashley Trierweiler ’23 hits the big leagues.
Michael Bedolla ’06, J.D. ’14 and Christina Bedolla ’11, J.D. ’14 welcomed baby Elizabeth Marie into their growing Bronco family.
After a national search, Manuel Perez ’04 has been selected as the College of San Mateo's new president.
Matt McCarty ’21 moved from a close loss to earning his PGA Tour spot with back-to-back wins.
Three Broncos are honored with 2024 Alumni Awards for commitment to SCU values.
Jose Martínez Saldaña ’85 will co-direct Radio Bilingüe, America’s oldest Latino radio network.
Two Broncos make hometown moves in the 2024 MLB Draft.
Santa Clara University ranks No. 8 among 100 colleges whose graduates go on to earn the most.
Mars has never felt so close and after years of hard work Kamak Ebadi Ph.D. ’20 completed a 45-day simulated journey to the red planet.
Santa Clara University is funding a partnership to support Latinx students and reduce inequity.
Biological anthropologist Michelle Bezanson used art to reach broader audiences.
SCU staff and faculty practice the Ignatian value of accompaniment in trips to the U.S.-Mexico border.
The new Wipfler Family Golf Facility is leveling up SCU’s golf game.
SCU’s Ballet Folklórico showcases the vast diversity of Mexican folk dance.
Philosophy Professor Meilinn Chinn awarded for research into traditional systems of environmental ethics undergoing contemporary revivals
SCU President Julie Sullivan visited Africa with Miller Center students to learn about local social enterprises.
The energy and joy around the 2024 Paris Olympics was palpable. Why?