The Blessing Worked
In the newly-christened Stevens Stadium, women’s soccer celebrated by knocking off No. 6 Stanford. The men won their home opener, too.
Mission Matters
In the newly-christened Stevens Stadium, women’s soccer celebrated by knocking off No. 6 Stanford. The men won their home opener, too.
Women’s volleyball opens its season at home—and sweeps the tournament.
A conversation with incoming/outgoing board chairs of the SCU Board of Trustees: Paul Gentzkow, Robert J. Finocchio Jr. ’73.
On deck for the President’s Speaker Series: former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, renowned human rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson.
There are lots of things people wish were in the Constitution, Antonin Scalia says. But they’re not.
Next spring we welcome back Juan Felipe Herrera, son of migrant farmworkers and the first Latino poet named U.S. poet laureate.
A valedictorian looks into the future and sees a campus that, no matter how it changes, will always feel like home.
Commencement was a big day for many families but one in particular.
California’s chief justice tells law school graduates to yield to the “highest calling.”
Children’s hospital chaplain Bernice Gotelli, PBVM, told graduates of the Jesuit School of Theology that they are doing God’s work when they demonstrate compassion.
Wise and waggish advice from James Martin, S.J., to 2015 graduates. Among the lessons: “The good news is there is a Messiah. The better news is it’s not you.”
A showpiece of outdoor sculpture: Going Around the Corner with X, created and donated by world-renowned artist Fletcher Benton.