Who Are We, Broncos? Sahale Greenwood, Lucy Nino, and Leslie Griffy, 6 Mar 2020 2 min read Who Are We, Broncos? In February 1923, The Santa Clara posed an urgent question: What are we, fellow Santa Clarans?
A Memory Machine Lucy Nino, 4 Sep 2019 < 1 min read A Memory Machine The Lazarus of Santa Clara: The Hut reopens.
Foundations Jim Lyons, 17 Apr 2019 < 1 min read Foundations It’s no secret that we’re building something wonderful at Santa Clara. Come and explore the future of the Mission campus.
Letters & Corrections SCM Staff, 18 Mar 2020 3 min read Letters & Corrections Written by you, the readers: see what your fellow readers have to say and catch up with SCM.
Community SCM Staff, 15 Mar 2020 < 1 min read Community It takes everyone to build something special.
Together, Apart Leslie Griffy, 13 Mar 2020 < 1 min read Together, Apart The calling of the moment: Building community from a distance
Space to Breathe SCM Staff, 04 Dec 2019 < 1 min read Space to Breathe What a scholarship means to a student
Demanding Change Jessica Hilger, 28 Nov 2019 < 1 min read Demanding Change We are called to build a better future by our Jesuit roots, and to fight for those affected by the climate crisis.
The Underground Sound ERIKA RASMUSSEN, 24 Nov 2019 2 min read The Underground Sound KSCU has evolved on campus since 1948
About the Cover SCM Staff, 04 Nov 2019 < 1 min read About the Cover About that Kodak, and a vision for the future
Letters & Corrections SCM Staff, 01 Nov 2019 2 min read Letters & Corrections Hear what some of our readers have to say.
To Trust & Thrive Lauren Loftus, 04 Sep 2019 < 1 min read To Trust & Thrive Join Karla De La Torre ’09, JD ’14 in supporting the Campaign for Santa Clara: Innovating with a Mission.
Letters SCM Staff, 01 Sep 2019 3 min read Letters Readers opine about living Santa Clara values, and a note about those missing class notes.
Reconciliation Lauren Loftus, 01 Jul 2019 < 1 min read Reconciliation Santa Clara University announces new working group to address and respond to the campus’ historical ties to the indigenous Ohlone people of the Bay Area.
Stop and Smell the Roses Noah Sonnenburg ’21, 16 Apr 2019 2 min read Stop and Smell the Roses The roses of Santa Clara are a defining feature of the campus. But, how did they get here? How have they played a role in Santa Clara history?