In Search of Verdure
Santa Clara students and faculty are on a quest for greener pastures.
Sarah Young ’24, 01 Aug 2024
2 min read
Mars, Within Reach
Mars has never felt so close and after years of hard work Kamak Ebadi Ph.D. ’20 completed a 45-day simulated journey to the red planet.
Miky Ching ’25, 30 Jul 2024
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Fortune Favors the Bold
A big risk led to a big reward for four Broncos who triumphed at X’s inaugural hackathon.
B.C. Langley, 30 Jul 2024
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Homecoming
Santa Clara men‘s basketball great Josip Vrankic ’21 is returning to his home country as he signs on with the Vancouver Bandits.
Valerie Braylovskiy , 26 Jul 2024
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AI Can’t Believe It
Two brainy Broncos are honored for their contributions to AI innovation.
Sarah Young ’24, 26 Jul 2024
3 min read
Love in the Digital Age
It’s at once easier than ever to find a date and the rules of dating are more complicated than they’ve ever been.
SCM Staff, 21 Jul 2024
4 min read
A Steadfast Pursuit of Fairness
Remembering the Honorable Edward Panelli ’53, J.D. ’55, Hon. ’86, who showed unwavering dedication to the legal profession and his beloved Santa Clara University.
Miky Ching, 12 Jul 2024
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First-Time Grads
Overcoming all odds due to the pandemic, the Class of ’24 finally get to experience the graduation that they have long been waiting for.
Miky Ching, 12 Jul 2024
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The Power to Change the World
The Jesuit School of Theology and Santa Clara Law launch new classes into the world.
Lauren Loftus, 11 Jun 2024
2 min read
Brain Games
The therapeutic potential of AI-powered brain implants is no doubt exciting. But questions abound about the inevitable ethical ramifications of putting new, largely unregulated tech into human beings.
Lauren Loftus, 28 May 2024
3 min read
Sociology, Gen Ed, and Breaking the Rules
Fewer students are majoring in social sciences but they’re still one of the most popular areas of study. Santa Clara sociologists explain why.
Mikaela Street ’24, 06 May 2024
2 min read
Career Paths Multiply in a Virtual World
Researching accessibility—or lack thereof—in virtual reality expands career prospects for non-tech majors at SCU.