Bronco Profile
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One Marriage, Two Ceremonies
Alicia K. Gonzales ’09, 16 Nov 2015
First came love, then came marriages. On consecutive days, in very different religious traditions.
Fall 2015
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Felix Loving Cook
Steven Boyd Saum , 16 Nov 2015
His parents are a teacher and an attorney. His maternal grandfather is the dean of engineering. And his middle name carries the weight of a landmark Supreme Court decision.
Fall 2015
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More Than a Miracle?
Steven Boyd Saum, 16 Nov 2015
The documentary Red Army brings to the screen a tale of hockey intrigue. And it changes the way you’ll see the upset by Team USA in the 1980 Winter Olympics.
Fall 2015
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Havana Now
SCM Staff, 1 Jul 2015
Havana is on the minds of many stateside—in a way it hasn’t been in more than 50 years. Which makes the recent photography project of Eric Lane ’73, based in San Antonio, Texas, even more spellbinding. That project, Havana Now, delivers vibrant narratives of Cuba, capturing an atmosphere that’s colorful, distinct, and sometimes troubling.
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What Inspires You?
Lynn Peithman Stock, 1 Jul 2015
Answers and insights from four under-40 Broncos profiled in the Silicon Valley Business Journal for the work they’ve done in finance and law
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Aliens from the Depths
Susan Middleton ’70, 1 Jul 2015
A gallery of stunning photographs of marine invertebrates. The portraits reveal a kinship, mystery, and dignity.
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Dog and Soldier
SCM Staff, 1 Jul 2015
Photos by Dan Dion ’92 shape a heartwarming tale in Tuesday Tucks Me In—told from a Golden Retreiver’s point of view.
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Legal Leader
SCM Staff, 1 Jul 2015
Phyllis Hamilton J.D. ’76 named Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
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Fair and Just
SCM Staff, 1 Jul 2015
Risë Jones Pichon ’73, J.D. ’76 becomes presiding judge for the Santa Clara County Superior Court.
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Natural Law
SCM Staff, 1 Jul 2015
John Cruden J.D. ’74 becomes assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division.