“There is a path out there for you; don’t settle.” That’s what the high school principal said to Ann Gonzales-Lindahl ’86, and what inspired her to apply to SCU despite her doubts.

Artist Lin Evola ’75 is ambitious. She plans to build five massive monuments, symbols of peace, in five cities across the U.S. The catch? She’s making each one of them out of one million weapons.

It was opportunity, not love, that Gretchen Miura ’97 sought when she moved to Japan to teach English. But love she found—and also a home.

A powerhouse trio of former Bronco women’s soccer stars served as commentators for one of the world’s largest events on the pitch. 

Piper Lee Cook ’99 is one of the lucky ones to have experienced a real-life “meet cute.” And it changed her life—she married the man who shared that moment with her.

Remembering Lorna Christine Panelli and how she made the Mission campus a better place.

There was no one as adventurous as Kevin Padrick ’76, J.D./MBA ’79. He is remembered as as lively and beautiful as the landscapes he explored and the people he loved.

Join Karla De La Torre ’09, JD ’14 in supporting the Campaign for Santa Clara: Innovating with a Mission.

How a former SCU basketball player and studio arts major became a force in Sacramento’s tech-forward future.

Bishop Robert F. Christian ’70, rector-president of St. Patrick’s Seminary & University, passed away July 11.

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel newsroom, including Stephen Hobbs ’11, earned the respect of grieving families, investigated holes in school safety, and took home American journalism’s greatest honor.

A new fund provides for two scholarships annually for seniors and juniors majoring in mathematics or computer science.

Drive developed in finance pushes artistic endeavors for Joelle Rokovich ’84 MBA ’90