The Popular Crowd
Santa Clara University sees a record surge in early-admission applications.
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Elyse Raby studies the Church.
We asked her what an American
pope means to the world.
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Bio Partners
Santa Clara joins partnership to grow biomanufacturing workforce.
Leslie Griffy, 9 May 2025
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Entranced By Law
An expert on mind and behavior control, law Professor Emeritus Alan Scheflin says his final goodbye.
Turn those hard American As into proper British “ahs” with the help of dialect coach Kristin Hill ’25
How Santa Clara University’s Water and Climate Justice
Lab helps clean water flow in rural communities
So many Santa Clara County Superior Court judges hail from Santa Clara University School of Law. Judge Meghan Piano ’04, J.D. ’07, and her pledge to rule with empathy, may demonstrate why.
As warring parties in South Sudan ran roughshod over the country, religious leaders turned to a unique idea to make peace.
What could happen if we let go of wanting “normal,” and move toward something different?
Lindsey Allen ’16 on learning to balance expectations after graduating
Siddhant Nikam ’19 finds big and small ways to honor his family by giving to SCU.
Stephanie Brooks ’08 founded her own agency to help French companies expand into the U.S.
Gregory Macres ’79 lost his son to a rare disease. Now, his nonprofit is helping scientists search for treatment.
Save the date for Grand Reunion, at SCU Oct. 9-12, 2025
Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg ’66 named Special Presidential Envoy for Russia and Ukraine
Tales, trophies, and the occasional heist: A Legacy of Bronco Brilliance
New Chairman John Seidler ’81 leads a new chapter for the San Diego Padres.
Cornelius Buckley, S.J. ’50, chronicles the inspiring journey of Joseph Fessio, S.J. ’62, from campus life to Catholic publishing giant.
Under Coach Gina Carbonatto's leadership, Santa Clara softball is not only breaking records but also building a winning culture that extends far beyond the diamond.
As the de Saisset Museum turns 70 this year, Director Ciara Ennis reflects on what makes it special.
It only took 11 matches playing with the Broncos for Mana Hayashi ’28 to get noticed.
Does our gender affect the way we interact with robots? Manizheh Zand Ph.D. ’25 heads to the kitchen to find out.
A look back at longtime SCU rival Gonzaga, now that the Bulldogs are leaving the West Coast Conference.
Santa Clara’s history journal, Historical Perspectives, wins top honors, again.
In his new book, Cruz Medina explores an East Bay Area community to uncover systemic issues facing Indigenous migrants.
Santa Clara’s AI club members win big in world’s shortest hackathon.