Five Things You Should Know About Fr. Engh Tracy Seipel, 13 Feb 2019 2 min read Five Things You Should Know About Fr. Engh Insights from his first chief of staff at SCU, Jim Briggs
The Producer Mick LaSalle, 07 Jan 2019 10 min read The Producer The classic Hollywood route to producing movies wasn’t for Pouya Shahbazian J.D. ’03. He relied on drive and instinct.
Reaching the Future Noah Sonnenburg, 06 Jan 2019 2 min read Reaching the Future A growing percentage of students identify as Latinx. A new research center looks at how best to reach them.
Bronco Through and Through Deborah Lohse, 13 Dec 2018 3 min read Bronco Through and Through Remembering the Life and Legacy of Trustee Jon Aboitiz ’70
Climate Change: Round Up SCM Staff, 19 Nov 2018 1 min read Climate Change: Round Up Explore legal, ethical, and faith-based thinking on the issue.
Undaunted By Katia Savchuk , 25 Oct 2018 11 min read Undaunted Lizbeth Mateo J.D. ’16 came to the United States when she was 14. Now she holds state office, despite being an undocumented immigrant.
Found in Translation Tracy Seipel and Tina Vossugh, 25 Oct 2018 4 min read Found in Translation A Pulitzer-winning story of two Syrian refugee families reaches the world.
A Journey Through the Holy Land Ron Hansen M.A. ’95, 25 Oct 2018 9 min read A Journey Through the Holy Land Israel—from a hazy gray sea, to the House of Bread, to the Hill of the Skull.
Superman Sam Farmer, 25 Oct 2018 7 min read Superman Loping interloper with more fundamentals than flash. And boy did Kurt Rambis ’80 work.
Fight Every Day Mark Purdy, 25 Oct 2018 9 min read Fight Every Day An exclusive interview with basketball hall-of-famer Steve Nash ’96
Maps and Legends Michael S. Malone ’75, MBA ’77, 25 Oct 2018 19 min read Maps and Legends Five missions, a Boy Scout, a maverick priest, and reconciling past and present.
Tomorrow Never Knows Deborah Lohse, 13 Sep 2018 6 min read Tomorrow Never Knows Chris was too young to die. But not to save five lives.