Seeing war and studying for his Ph.D. taught Bill Stover that empathy can make peace possible. It’s something he spent the rest of his life teaching others. 

Jay MacIntosh ’86 kickstarted a nonprofit to help former foster kids make the transition to adulthood.

Srisruthi Ramesh ’17 works in Southern India to eliminate stigma associated with important parts of a woman’s life. 

Jose Alvarez ’02 engineered affordable leggings for a cause.

Maggi Van Dorn ’08 teamed up with America Media to produce the podcast series “Deliver Us” as a way to process the Catholic Church abuse scandal.

Jocelyn Tan ’15 and ethics assistant professorErick Ramirez are both working to integrate virtual reality into their business and research in order to improve empathy in sexual harassment training and psychological studies.

The Computer History Museum recorded oral histories from Bill Carter ’71,  Pat Gelsinger ’83, and William Carrico Jr ’72.

Feel the music: Henry Dehlinger ’88 is premiering musical magic at SCU.

Timi Sobrato created the untamable bronze Bronco—a piece that is gifted to members of the Founders Society.

Eugene “Gene” Ravizza ’50 grew Cupertino Electric into one of the largest electrical contracting firms in the nation with the help of a loyal team.

Due to restrictions put in place during the Great Depression, there were no weddings held at the Mission Church for more than three decades.

The Alumni Awards are given annually to publicly recognize individuals who have given distinguished service to the Alumni Association, the University, and their community.