The life story of SCU professor emeritus and author Francisco Jiménez ’66 has been made into a movie.

The women who were the first to attend SCU from first year to senior year are supporting today’s women on campus.

Alexis Loera ’21, M.S. ’21 signed a new three-year contract with the Kansas City Current getting her one step closer to the U.S. Women’s National Team.

“We’re Off.” So says the very first issue of The Santa Clara newspaper, printed on Feb. 17, 1922. In the 101 years since, student reporters and editors have wielded their journalistic independence—as promised in that first issue—to serve as “the voice and work of all.”

Santa Clara University is learning from the worms and upping their game for a more sustainable future.

Dennis Awtrey ’70 recalls his career as a pro basketball player.

Santa Clara professors helped set Melvin Gaines ’06 on his path of civil service. Today, he’s the highest ranking nonelected official in his hometown.

Sophie Asmar ’09 reflects on what sustainability means to her and her journey to find solutions that bring impactful change.

Richard Bissen ’83 is elected mayor of Maui, Hawaii, with help from chairperson and fellow Bronco Charlene Schulenburg ’83

The Bannan Alumni House is bustling with plans for alumni and grand reunions.

Kids on Campus is celebrating 53 years of providing quality child care for Santa Clara University faculty and staff, and enriching students’ career development.

Knowing the negative effects of light pollution are many, assistant professor of philosophy Kimberly Dill is researching dark sky conservation.

The Leavey School of Business aims to make businesses better through its Black Corporate Board Readiness program.