Holly Hanbury-Brown '12 18 Jul 2012 1st woman to speak at commencement at Santa Clara: Eunice Kennedy Shriver 15 percent is the limit for the number of freshmen and sophomores who can receive failing grades—until 1961–62, when the flunking limit is removed 25 cents is the recommended donation for receiving anti-polio vaccine as part of the “K.O. Polio” campaign in September 73-year-old Jesuit Bernard Hubbard dies. He earned the moniker “the Glacier Priest” for his explorations in the arctic—and exploits that included rowing the Bering Strait in a kayak. $2,000 damage done to O’Connor Hall by “one fine, young freshman” who plugged all the drains of the 2nd-floor showers and ran the showers full force 8,000 seats in planned Buck Shaw Stadium, with construction begun in summer 1962 $150,000 signing bonus for Bob Garibaldi ’64 to join the San Francisco Giants after his sophomore year—and after being named MVP in the College World Series 350,000 volumes will fit in the soon-to-be constructed Orradre Library
Go. Fight. Win. Who cheers on the cheerleaders? The Santa Clara University Dance Team plays a vital role in the game day experience. Francesca D'Urzo ’24, 13 Oct 2022 share 2 min read
Here First The work to open academia to Indigenous groups and voices continues with a series that adds modern lives to the archives. Sarah Young, 10 Oct 2022 share 2 min read
For the Common Good Santa Clara University inaugurates its 30th President, Julie Sullivan, the first layperson and woman to head the Jesuit, Catholic University. Leslie Griffy, 07 Oct 2022 share 2 min read
Fruits of Knowledge A new sustainability minor challenges the way we think about food Sarah Young, 27 Sep 2022 share 2 min read