From lobs to labs, Katie Le ’14 has had the magic touch. In four years at Santa Clara, the tennis star racked up 101 singles victories, the most in school history for men or women, and earned a spot in the NCAA national tournament three times—and she did it without taking her eye off the academic ball. She earned a 3.8 GPA as a computer engineering student and graduated magna cum laude. “If she were not this really amazing tennis player, then we would consider her this really amazing computer engineer,” says Godfrey Mungal, dean of the School of Engineering.

Taking a Seat at Café AI

With the rise of ChatGPT and generative AI on college campuses, SCU faculty reckon with what it means for the future of education.

A Message in the Wind

Every year, SCU faculty and students gather beneath the trees and listen to the teaching of Laudato Si’.

Commence: 2023

As the class of 2023 graduates, speakers urge them to create lives of love that can change the world.

The Gentlewomen of SCU Rugby

Santa Clara’s women’s rugby team has a reputation for bringing brutal competition and being a safe haven.