Welcome home, Steve
Basketball superstar Steve Nash ’96 comes home to Santa Clara for a unique honor: a ceremony retiring his Bronco jersey. In a convocation address, he tells how Santa Clara changed his life.
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Basketball superstar Steve Nash ’96 comes home to Santa Clara for a unique honor: a ceremony retiring his Bronco jersey. In a convocation address, he tells how Santa Clara changed his life.
Santa Clara alumni recruit other alumni and students to maneuver the film industry, together.
Andy Ackerman ’78 advises taking advantage of SCU’s facilities, in order to further develop your talents.
How the Lifeboat continues to be a place of boundless creativity years later
The Mayer Theatre still receives acclaim for educating its performers and entertaining its audiences.
Jim Shepard explores the evolution of film violence and audiences’ developing reactions over time.
Geoffrey Bowker, executive director of SCU’s Center for Science, Technology, and Society, says preserving biodiversity is one of the central problems that confronts us—and not necessarily for the reasons you’d think.
How Iñigo de Loyola’s notebook has become a practical, guiding manual for individuals today
Quite a lot has happened since 1529 at the University of Paris, when three men formed the Society of Jesus.
As a young music-loving soldier in the final days of World War II John T. “Jack” Mullin ’36 went to investigate a German recording device called a magnetophon. His resulting work in sound profoundly affected the field of recorded audio.