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Deborah Lohse, 30 Jun 2022
2 min read

A Sister’s Act

Sister Judith Roach M.A. ’22 earned her second graduate degree at the age of 87.

Lauren Loftus, 17 Jun 2022
2 min read

Gap, Minded

Out of the admitted class of 2026, SCU sees its highest percentage of female engineers in a decade.

Sarah Young, 15 Jun 2022
3 min read

Holding Hands

In a time of social distancing music has brought the community back together.

Bd Wong At Scu

BD Knows Best

SCU’s 2021-22 Sinatra Artist-in-Residence on being grateful, getting your due, and dinosaurs.

Shared Dreams

SCU’s first layperson and woman leader, incoming President Julie Sullivan, looks to advance Santa Clara’s mission with the community.
Counseling diversity illustration by Allison Vu

And How Does That Make You Feel?

There has long been a lack of diversity among therapists, creating an unhealthy cycle where many people can’t find the help they need. What are we doing to disrupt that?
Alumni Stories
Paletas

High Road, Low Ride

When Ricardo Cortez ’07 started college, he thought he'd be an engineer. But his heart called him to express himself and his culture in art instead.

Wild Ideas

Get comfortable. One thinker wants to measure if all the activities we’re doing at work actually lead us to create more value.

Recycle and Recreate

In an Oakland art show, Steve Briscoe ’82 displayed his work, made from recyclable or reused materials.

Drafted

You can find Julian Bravo ’22 on the professional pitch for the Portland Timbers.

Legend

Take a peek into coach Buck Shaw's life in Kevin Carroll's Buck Shaw: The Life and Sportsmanship of the Legendary Football Coach.
Campus News
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Staring Into the Fire

Not your typical summer break. Henry Jones ’23 forewent a cushy office internship and beach vacations to fight fires in the Pacific Northwest.

Baseball Bros

At Santa Clara, baseball is a family affair: Two sets of brothers are playing on the diamond this season.

The Gardens Kenny Built

Santa Clara photography professor Takeshi Moro pays tribute to the owner of an East Bay Japanese-American nursery by photographing the gardens of longtime clients.

Where’s Our Magazine?

We hate to join the chorus of producers bemoaning the supply chain, yet here we are.

Absorbing Appalachia

In this immersion trip through the Ignatian Center, students take on the complex cultural, environmental, and socioeconomic issues of Appalachia.

Disproving Disinformation

The Knight Foundation awards Santa Clara faculty $137,500 for their efforts in combatting disinformation.