The Lesson for Today
Education, data, and a Silicon Valley solution to help teachers better understand students in East San Jose and beyond.
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Education, data, and a Silicon Valley solution to help teachers better understand students in East San Jose and beyond.
It seeks no monetary damages, just solutions.
In which we talk with Ron Hansen M.A. ’95 about truth and fiction and Billy the Kid—and when you can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys.
A wish for health for us all—May we soon celebrate together again
How California wines got on the map, and what Michael Mondavi ’66 had to do with it.
The meaning the Jesuit priest serving at San Quentin finds on death row.
As grape growers face climate-change-fueled wildfires and increasingly hotter temperatures, what’s next for the wine industry remains murky.
A Q&A with two SCU professors emeriti who wrote the book illuminating women in the male-dominated field of winemaking.
A passport to all things wine and Santa Clara.
The Jesuit founders at Santa Clara University discovered God in grapes, and other things.
Sacrifice. Persistence. Hope. All things one needs to pursue the American Dream, or, as Francisco Jiménez ’66 calls it, the Human Dream.
Santa Clara’s new President—a Jesuit always in motion—on noticing the things around us, looking into the future, and using tradition as a guide.
If making—and appreciating—art makes us human, what happens when we get help making a masterpiece from something unhuman?
Taye Diggs reflects on celebrating who you are, where you are, and Mickey Mouse.
A swim. A murder. And a case keeping the wrongfully convicted from winning their freedom.