Music and Geometry
A showpiece of outdoor sculpture: Going Around the Corner with X, created and donated by world-renowned artist Fletcher Benton.
Mission Matters
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Mission-DrivenA message from Santa Clara President
Julie Sullivan on the U.S. Supreme Court decision
on affirmative action.
SCM Staff, 16 Nov 2015
2 min read
Future Law
Truly bespoke: the Howard S. and Alida S. Charney Hall of Law, a building that reflects the law school’s mission and place, in and of Silicon Valley.
Steven Boyd Saum, 16 Nov 2015
2 min read
More Than a Miracle?
The documentary Red Army brings to the screen a tale of hockey intrigue. And it changes the way you’ll see the upset by Team USA in the 1980 Winter Olympics.
Steven Boyd Saum, 16 Nov 2015
< 1 min read
Fore!
Introducing Renee Baumgartner, the new director of Athletics at SCU.
Steven Boyd Saum, 16 Nov 2015
< 1 min read
Hammer and Chisel
Santa Clara Magazine talks with Madeleine Albright—about Putin and Ukraine, Havel and the Czechs, and Foreign Policy 101.
Eryn Olson '16, 16 Nov 2015
2 min read
Fall on me
Exhibits at the de Saisset Museum immerse viewers in another side of Niagara Falls, as well as the invasive culture of cars.
SCM Staff, 16 Nov 2015
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Can We Talk?
Papal advisor Cardinal Peter Turkson, one of the most influential Vatican authorities on the content of Laudato Si, addresses the Mission Campus.
Grace Ogihara ’16, 16 Nov 2015
3 min read
Pipes & Dreams
Take a closer look at the University organ
SCM Staff, 15 Nov 2015
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Where There’s a Will
Conservative columnist George Will on “The Political Argument Today,” part of the 2015–16 President’s Speaker Series. In the Q&A as in one of his columns, he takes on Pope Francis.
By Steven Boyd Saum, 15 Oct 2015
2 min read
Health and home
Helping preschoolers—and their families—through Programa Velasco in El Salvador.
SCM Staff, 11 Sep 2015
< 1 min read
Elite Company
Bronco Rowers celebrate their golden anniversary with a trip to nationals.
Grace Ogihara, 16 Jul 2015
< 1 min read
Art and Entropy
“There’s chaos in everything, but upon examination, patterns emerge from within that chaos,” says Gina Pasquali ’15.