One Marriage, Two Ceremonies
Natasha Nanda M.A. ’11 married Nickhil Bhave with ceremonies honoring both Hindu and Catholic traditions.
Alumni
Maureen Reardon J.D. ’88 passed the California State Bar on her first attempt, marking the start of a distinguished legal career. She held two successful careers, first as a teacher at the California School for the Blind (CSB), and later as an attorney specializing in family and trust/estate law. The eldest of six children, Maureen […]
California native Dorothy Ellen Cook ’69 found her home sweet home in Wisconsin, where she spent most of her life. Her professional journey began with the Diocese of Madison, continued with adult education, and later included roles at the University of Wisconsin and the State Department of Education. Beyond her career, Ellen devoted herself to […]
The son of farmers in California’s Salinas Valley, Thomas Fanoe ’68 rose from humble beginnings to become a trailblazing executive, spending nearly 30 years at Levi Strauss & Co., where he ascended to the role of president of the Levi’s brand in the U.S. After retiring from Levi’s in 1998, Tom turned to his family’s […]
To know Thomas Anton ’67 was to know his devotion to his grandchildren, his deep respect for the U.S. Navy, and his delight in life’s simple pleasures: a perfectly cooked meal, a glass of fine wine, and a Gary Larson comic. He began his legal career with “King of Torts” attorney Melvin Belli before returning […]
Natasha Nanda M.A. ’11 married Nickhil Bhave with ceremonies honoring both Hindu and Catholic traditions.
Introducing the Mission Wine Collection.
Three cheers, and three cheers more, to six women influencing Silicon Valley.
Six Jesuits newly ordained as priests have ties to SCU, including a chaplain of Berkeley’s fire department.
Peacemaker, Spanish-speaker, and Franciscan friar John Stowe M.Div. ’93, STL ’95 heads to Lexington, Kentucky, to serve nearly 50,000 congregants.
The Bannan Award and the Locatelli Award: “Jesuit doctor” and “Jesuit thinker” honored for their contributions to the University community.
Alumni Award honorees in 2015: Frank Boitano ’69, MBA ’74, Tim Jeffries ’85 earn the Ignatian Award by living out Santa Clara ideals.
The Class of 1960 produced more than its share of luminaries, including a secretary of defense and an owner of the Oakland A’s.
We’d like to thank all of you who support Santa Clara year after year. So here’s a program to do just that.
2015 Grand Reunion festivities—and the annual economics forecast with Mario Belotti
Headquartered down the road in San Carlos, Village Enterprise has been alleviating poverty in rural East Africa since 1987.
White House praises location-sharing app BlueLight for making cities—and college campuses—safer.