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REALITY CHECKUsing VR to battle workplace adversity
Joan Lipscomb M.A. ’65 lived a life guided by faith and a deep commitment to others. She began her journey as a devoted sister of the Holy Cross, teaching in Catholic schools for 15 years before following a new path to the business world. In San Francisco, while working at a real estate firm, Joan […]
Whether coaching youth teams in San Jose and Austin, cheering from the sidelines, or simply offering one of his famous hugs, Angel Diaz ’99 poured his whole heart into uplifting those around him. His story with Alma Rosa Parra ’01 began as a friendship sparked by shared family ties and daily greetings that blossomed into […]
Nicknamed “the sweetest man,” George Coppinger MBA ’69 was known for his kind and gentle spirit. While earning his MBA, he met his other half, Cynthia Coppinger M.A. ’72, a partnership that would grow into 59 beautiful years of marriage. George dedicated 39 years of his career to National Semiconductor, where he served as director […]
At 17, Douglas Reutzel MBA ’66 joined the Wyoming Army National Guard and served in Korea from 1950 to 1952 with the 300th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. Later on, he became a dedicated CFO for several major companies and later a college instructor and SBA volunteer. Doug also gave back through reading programs, grant writing, […]
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Ethan Beberness ’19, 5 Sep 2018
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Back from Space
One of the most-watched rocket launches in a generation required Bronco know-how.
Lauren Loftus, 12 Jul 2023
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Innovation analyst Jyotsna Gopinath ’19 discusses small steps to addressing a big fashion problem.
Sarah Young ’24, 05 Jun 2023
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Keeping Current
Alexis Loera ’21, M.S. ’21 signed a new three-year contract with the Kansas City Current getting her one step closer to the U.S. Women’s National Team.
Leslie Griffy, 23 May 2023
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Worthy Service
Santa Clara professors helped set Melvin Gaines ’06 on his path of civil service. Today, he’s the highest ranking nonelected official in his hometown.
Sarah Young ’24, 23 May 2023
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Starting Small
Sophie Asmar ’09 reflects on what sustainability means to her and her journey to find solutions that bring impactful change.
Leslie Griffy, 10 May 2023
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Our Stories to Share
The life story of SCU professor emeritus and author Francisco Jiménez ’66 has been made into a movie.
Leslie Griffy, 10 May 2023
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An Honor
Richard Bissen ’83 is elected mayor of Maui, Hawaii, with help from chairperson and fellow Bronco Charlene Schulenburg ’83
Leslie Griffy, 10 May 2023
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Take Note
The Bannan Alumni House is bustling with plans for alumni and grand reunions.
Leslie Griffy, 28 Apr 2023
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Better Boards
The Leavey School of Business aims to make businesses better through its Black Corporate Board Readiness program.
Leslie Griffy, 28 Apr 2023
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Mid Court Tribute
Broncos celebrate the life of Hall-of-Fame basketball coach and player Dick Garibaldi ’55.
Leslie Griffy, 06 Apr 2023
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Back to Work
California voters sent two Santa Clara alumni back to the halls of Congress
Leslie Griffy, 06 Apr 2023
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Leading Arts
First-gen college student tapped for Arts and Culture Commission for City of Gilroy
Leslie Griffy, 04 Apr 2023
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Golden Honor
The second-longest held American prisoner of war, Everett Alvarez Jr. ’60, is nominated for a Congressional Gold Medal.