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Mission Matters

Hiding in Plain Sight

A closer look at scientist Korin Wheeler’s research on nanomaterials.

Recognizing Greatness

Santa Clara Students take home awards for their dedication to service and more.

Sonic Landscapes

Listening closely all over the Bay

Getting Noticed

Maria Sanchez ’19 is making a name for herself in the world of women’s soccer—in more ways than one.
2018 Graduation
Giannina Ong ’18, Deborah Lohse, and Aurora Zahm ’18, 30 Oct 2018
5 min read

Many Inspirations

SCU is a leading contributor of scholars to the Fulbright Program.
Latest

Call It JB2K
SCM Staff, 01 Mar 2017
1 min read
Call It JB2K

Jared Brownridge ’17 celebrates 2,000 points and finishes just shy of SCU’s all-time top spot for scoring.

Good Listen
SCM Staff, 01 Mar 2017
< 1 min read
Good Listen

Is there a common good in our common home? The Integral podcast tries to find out.

Family Business
Matt Morgan, 01 Mar 2017
3 min read
Family Business

Nate Kratch ’15 had an outstanding year for the Broncos, but he’s got nothing on his grandma.

Skate Great
Grace Ogihara ’16, 15 Aug 2016
< 1 min read
Skate Great

SCU’s very own figure skating champion is prepping up for the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Signing Season
Grace Ogihara ’16, 15 Aug 2016
< 1 min read
Signing Season

The season didn’t end with a great record, but Santa Clara baseball had a crackerjack year producing pro ball players.

Sister Sync
Eryn Olson '16, 15 Aug 2016
4 min read
Sister Sync

In May they became the first female SCU track and field athletes to compete in the NCAA postseason.