Positively Bronco
Ciara Moezidis ’21 brainstormed how to celebrate and unite students from diverse backgrounds. #BroncoPosi was born.
Ciara Moezidis ’21 brainstormed how to celebrate and unite students from diverse backgrounds. #BroncoPosi was born.
Cecilia Cai ’14 knows what it means to be a singer.
Race does not have its roots in biological reality but in policies of discrimination
What a scholarship means to a student
Swift, sure lines: Nicolas Lell Benavides ’10 debuts an opera about puppy love.
We are called to build a better future by our Jesuit roots, and to fight for those affected by the climate crisis.
Naima Fonrose ’20 made television magic as an intern on the Tonight Show
Assistant professor Amy Lueck time travels through yearbooks, unpacking the “have a great summers” of yesteryear.
How to make a difference? Take every 8th grader in the county to see Hamilton, of course.
Can ants help make algorithms for safer computing? Yuhong Liu, assistant professor of computer engineering, thinks so.
KSCU has evolved on campus since 1948
Santa Clara’s new President—a Jesuit always in motion—on noticing the things around us, looking into the future, and using tradition as a guide.
If making—and appreciating—art makes us human, what happens when we get help making a masterpiece from something unhuman?
Professor Jerry Burger‘s new book deals with the truth of genocide and justice.
SCU students are getting their hands dirty in Professor Grace Stokes‘s lab.