Mission Matters
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The Science of Happiness
Justin Gerdes , 17 Oct 2011
4 min read
Putting cleantech on the map
Tracking where off-the-grid solutions are lighting the way.
Jeff Gire, 17 Oct 2011
< 1 min read
Lost and found
Francesca D'Urzo ’24, 20 Oct 2022
< 1 min read
No More Treading Water
The Santa Clara men’s water polo team is joining the West Coast Conference.
Francesca D'Urzo ’24, 13 Oct 2022
2 min read
Go. Fight. Win.
Who cheers on the cheerleaders? The Santa Clara University Dance Team plays a vital role in the game day experience.
Sarah Young, 10 Oct 2022
8 min read
Here First
The work to open academia to Indigenous groups and voices continues with a series that adds modern lives to the archives.
Leslie Griffy, 07 Oct 2022
2 min read
For the Common Good
Santa Clara University inaugurates its 30th President, Julie Sullivan, the first layperson and woman to head the Jesuit, Catholic University.
Francesca D’Urzo ’24, 01 Oct 2022
2 min read
Smart Swimmers
A Santa Clara professor and his team successfully taught microrobots to swim better, potentially opening up huge advancements in health care applications.
Sarah Young, 27 Sep 2022
2 min read
Fruits of Knowledge
A new sustainability minor challenges the way we think about food
Sarah Young ’24, 25 Aug 2022
< 1 min read
Making a Mark in SCU Art
Actor, writer, documentary filmmaker Mark Duplass named the 2022-23 Sinatra Artist-in-Residence
Sarah Young, 10 Aug 2022
< 1 min read
An Ethical Success
Graduating senior Amana Liddell ’22 nabs prestigious ethics award for working to expand health care access
Lauren Loftus, 21 Jul 2022
< 1 min read
What, Like It’s Hard?
Apparently, there is such a thing as too many puzzles: Hundreds decided to use their pandemic-induced free time to enroll in SCU’s online MBA program instead.
Sarah Young, 07 Jul 2022
< 1 min read
The Backbone of Social Justice
To the Bone pushes for justice and empathy within SCU for those too often unseen and unheard.
Lauren Loftus, 24 Jun 2022
2 min read
Robot Masters
Santa Clara rides the automation wave with a new master’s degree in robotics.
Lauren Loftus, 24 Jun 2022
< 1 min read
Ready Al, Row
When she’s not studying for her three majors, Truman Scholar finalist Alexandria Perez ’23 is training with the rowing team.