Understanding Polygamy
One professor’s anthropological deep-dive into polygamy and polyamory aims to build understanding
Mission Matters
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The Science of Happiness
Erika Rasmussen, 08 Jan 2020
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Soccer on Stage
Kimberly Mohne Hill got physical directing a play about girls soccer at City Lights Theater in San Jose.
Erika Rasmussen, 08 Jan 2020
3 min read
Make It Better
The result of protests in support of historically marginalized groups on campus marks 20 years of improving lives.
Ally O'Connor, 02 Dec 2019
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Positively Bronco
Ciara Moezidis ’21 brainstormed how to celebrate and unite students from diverse backgrounds. #BroncoPosi was born.
Matt Morgan, 01 Dec 2019
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Confronting the Past
Race does not have its roots in biological reality but in policies of discrimination
Lucy Nino, 27 Nov 2019
2 min read
In Shining Lights
Naima Fonrose ’20 made television magic as an intern on the Tonight Show
Lauren Loftus, 27 Nov 2019
2 min read
Keep in Touch!
Assistant professor Amy Lueck time travels through yearbooks, unpacking the “have a great summers” of yesteryear.
Heidi Williams, 25 Nov 2019
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March Of The Ants
Can ants help make algorithms for safer computing? Yuhong Liu, assistant professor of computer engineering, thinks so.
ERIKA RASMUSSEN, 24 Nov 2019
2 min read
The Underground Sound
KSCU has evolved on campus since 1948
Lauren Loftus, 23 Nov 2019
2 min read
The Long Tail of Genocide
Professor Jerry Burger‘s new book deals with the truth of genocide and justice.
Lucy Nino, 22 Nov 2019
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Laser-Focused
SCU students are getting their hands dirty in Professor Grace Stokes‘s lab.
SCM Staff, 20 Nov 2019
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Musical Roots
Frank Sinatra Artist-in-Residence: Rhiannon Giddens makes souls tremble with a banjo.