Books & Arts
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Today Is a New Day
Juan Felipe Herrera, 18 Jun 2017
A poem, an invitation, and a call to be this new day—from the U.S. Poet Laureate to the Santa Clara Class of 2017
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A Beautiful Voice
Steven Boyd Saum, 12 Jun 2017
Pioneers, Elvis, and grilled cheese sandwiches: a conversation with U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera.
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Well Versed
Juan Felipe Herrera, 20 Apr 2017
Two new poems for our readers from U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera in honor of National Poetry Month. Hear him speak at SCU’s commencement in June.
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Recovery of faith in a new direction
David E. DeCosse, 6 Apr 2017
Ethicist David DeCosse considers the distinction between religion and God in the the novel and movie Silence.
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Symmetry Reflects Us
Alicia K. Gonzales ’09, 1 Mar 2017
“A story of freedom and constraint,” mathematician Frank Farris uses functions and symmetry to turn everyday scenes into stunning art.
Spring 2017
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Total Supremacy
Steven Boyd Saum, 1 Mar 2017
Treaties used to be the supreme law of the land. What changed?
Spring 2017
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The Integrity Thing
Alden Mudge, 1 Mar 2017
Thomas G. Plante on how college students can nurture an ethical self
Spring 2017
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Good Listen
SCM Staff, 1 Mar 2017
Is there a common good in our common home? The Integral podcast tries to find out.
Spring 2017
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X Marks the Spot
SCM Staff, 1 Mar 2017
“Excavations and Interpretations,” a show by SCU senior lecturer Pancho Jiménez, was ranked as one of the top 10 Bay Area shows of 2016 by Art ltd. magazine.
Spring 2017
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Tsunami and Rebirth
Jesse Hamlin, 16 Jan 2017
A new exhibit by Bosnian-born artist Amer Kobaslija looks at devastation, cleanup, and restoration through the act of painting.