Learning to Live. Again.
Friends since their time at Santa Clara, John M. Sobrato ’83 and John Nunziati ’83 have stayed close for decades. And now they’ve saved a life.
Features
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As the Leavey School of Business celebrates its centennial,
faculty apply ethics and innovation in equal measure
to tackle AI and other impactful innovations.Ahead of the Curve
By Paul Fitzgerald, S.J. '80, 13 Dec 2006
9 min read
Into the Hands of the Father
How can we enter into the last human experience of life with faith, hope, and love?
By Martha Ellen Stortz, 13 Dec 2006
16 min read
The School of Hope
Stricken with cancer, Bill Spohn and his wife faced death and learned profound lessons about love and grace amidst grief.
By Steven Boyd Saum, 13 Dec 2006
8 min read
Welcome home, Steve
By Karyne Levy, 10 Oct 2006
< 1 min read
The Game is on at the de Saisset
By Sarah Stanek, 10 Oct 2006
3 min read
Inside the Industry
Santa Clara alumni recruit other alumni and students to maneuver the film industry, together.
By Karyne Levy, 10 Oct 2006
3 min read
Find the Funny
Andy Ackerman ’78 advises taking advantage of SCU’s facilities, in order to further develop your talents.
By Christopher Bomba '74, 10 Oct 2006
2 min read
Sailing in The Lifeboat
How the Lifeboat continues to be a place of boundless creativity years later
By George F. Giacomini Jr. '56, 10 Oct 2006
4 min read
Her Favorite Theatre
The Mayer Theatre still receives acclaim for educating its performers and entertaining its audiences.
By Jim Shepard, 10 Oct 2006
9 min read
Violence in the Movies
Jim Shepard explores the evolution of film violence and audiences’ developing reactions over time.
By Ron Hansen, 10 Oct 2006
7 min read
Truth, Legend, and Jesse James
Miriam Schulman, 08 Jun 2006
9 min read
Who Cares About Biodiversity?
Geoffrey Bowker, executive director of SCU’s Center for Science, Technology, and Society, says preserving biodiversity is one of the central problems that confronts us—and not necessarily for the reasons you’d think.