Disease Has No Race
Assistant professor of counseling psychology Sherry Wang knows the fear of being Asian amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s her advice.
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.
Jessica Hilger, 15 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Early Birds
SCU received a record-breaking number of early applications for the class of 2024
Matt Morgan, 15 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Outness
Counseling Psychology Assistant Professor Sherry Wang is developing a tool accounting for context and intersectionality in determining an LGBTQ person’s outness
SCM Staff, 15 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Wine in a Pandemic: A note from SCM
A wish for health for us all—May we soon celebrate together again
SCM Staff, 15 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Community
It takes everyone to build something special.
Ron Hansen M.A. '95, 14 Mar 2020
6 min read
The Upstart
How California wines got on the map, and what Michael Mondavi ’66 had to do with it.
Words by George Williams, S.J. Illustrations by Matt Chinworth., 14 Mar 2020
6 min read
A Sign Of Light
The meaning the Jesuit priest serving at San Quentin finds on death row.
Tracy Seipel, 14 Mar 2020
8 min read
Fire and Wine
As grape growers face climate-change-fueled wildfires and increasingly hotter temperatures, what’s next for the wine industry remains murky.
Tracy Seipel, 14 Mar 2020
8 min read
Of Wine And Women
A Q&A with two SCU professors emeriti who wrote the book illuminating women in the male-dominated field of winemaking.
Leslie Griffy, 13 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Together, Apart
The calling of the moment: Building community from a distance
Leslie Griffy & Sahale Greenwood, 06 Mar 2020
< 1 min read
Building Healthy Habits
Clinical psychologist Meg Van Deusen ’85 writes book tackling the scourge of stress on modern life