In his latest book, educator Michael Hernandez ’93 explores alternative ways to teach by embracing digital storytelling.

Isabel Choi J.D. ’02 planned on becoming a judge. Now she’s an author with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

While sisters Malarie ’14 and Nia Howard ’15 always knew they’d be writers, Santa Clara’s communications department helped them discover their medium.

The latest children’s book from clinical psychologist Professor Shauna Shapiro teaches kids how to cultivate self-compassion.

“We are going to showcase Santa Clara and what we are all about,” says the Warriors’ Brandin Podziemski ’23. Broncos take center court at Chase Center with a night of music, alumni reunions, and jersey swaps.

Antonia Allegra ’67 is sharing her knowledge of wine with Santa Clara by donating her enology collection to the University Library and Archives.

Santa Clara’s five-year partnership with the Posse Foundation will recruit 50 scholars and provide training, financial support, and help finding internships.

Inherent to capitalist systems are forces that exploit the environment. It doesn’t have to be this way.

With the rise of ChatGPT and generative AI on college campuses, SCU faculty reckon with what it means for the future of education.

Santa Clara basketball player Marya Hudgins ’26 talks about her career-halting injury and the need for more women’s basketball recognition.

Santa Clara Pep Band brings the beat to game day.

Whether clinging to the underside of a leaf or bumbling near flowers, insects bring color to our world and food to our plates. Bees in particular have taken the spotlight.