December 2001
 Wagner wins Honda Award for soccer
SCU extends helping hand this holiday season
Women's soccer team national champions
De Saisset to host exhibit by acclaimed multimedia artist, James Luna
Fire in dryer at McLaughlin Hall leads to early morning evacuation
Women's soccer defeats Virginia to reach national semifinals
November 2001
WCC's 'Top 50' athletes list includes 8 Broncos
SCU and Sacred Heart Parish to hold fifth annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration
Soccer teams battle in NCAA tournaments
Two new conductors join SCU's music faculty
Former Mercury News editor Rob Elder joins SCU ethics center
SCU engineering students win awards in nationally recognized engineering & technology award program
Santa Clara University School of Law announces fifth annual national technology writing contest for law students
SCU, Tech Museum of Innovation, Applied Materials honor humanitarian side of technology
October 2001
Women's cross country wins WCC Championship for first time
Student newspaper wins national recognition
"An Ideal Season" begins at SCU
Silicon Valley venture capitalist gives $15 million to SCU business school for new building
High Tech Law Institute kicks into high gear
Santa Clara University athletics announces formation of Men's Basketball Radio Network
SCU students take day off today to plan for the future
September 2001
Silicon Valley innovators visit SCU to address lessons learned from history
City ethics code developed with SCU in national spotlight
850 people fill Mission Church today to celebrate the life of Deora Bodley
2,500 SCU students, faculty, staff pray for peace
SCU student among plane crash victims, United Airlines Flight 93
SCU President tells leaders and citizens this is a time for prayers for victims, not for retaliation and vengeance
Law school classes canceled; Convocation moved to Mission Church for community prayer service
Business school features Silicon Valley venture capitalists at afternoon forum today
Santa Clara University called one of 'great schools at great prices' by U.S. News
Center for Science, Technology, and Society lends expertise to The Tech Museum of Innovation Awards
August 2001
Four SCU soccer alumni are members of WUSA championship team
The de Saisset brings Rouault's "Miserere" to museum goers this fall
Landmark project brings youth from two continents together through dance and Internet
SCU law school- first in West to offer master's degree in Intellectual Property Law
Fall Athletic Tickets On Sale
July 2001
Lawyers in death penalty cases go to 'college' at SCU
New grants underwrite expansion of SCU ethics programs in Bay Area schools
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June 2001
Education professor named Fulbright Scholar
Bishop of San Jose encourages graduates to take risks
At SCU's 150th commencement, all eyes are on the future
Leavey Center enters second phase of renovation project
Law School wins award for commitment to ethnic and racial diversity
O'Brien named head baseball coach
150th Commencement June 16-17 at Santa Clara University
May 2001
Santa Clara is one of 3 national sites for summer institute for college administrators
Barry Z. Posner gets national management education award
'Community of Science Scholars' grows at SCU
New dean of admissions appointed
Cummins to Leave Santa Clara Baseball Program
Nortel Networks makes scholarship gift to Santa Clara University
California Legacy Series launches three new books
English department announces eight new books from eight SCU authors
U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta tells new lawyers to 'get involved'
Outstanding law school alumni are honored
Transportation secretary Norman Mineta to address law school graduates Saturday
Army helicopter to pick up SCU ROTC students
Best-selling writer Camille Paglia here Saturday
SCU to explore "Catholic Imagination" at three-day conference on faith and science
April 2001
Teachers of Latino students to reveal successful, innovative classroom practices
Silicon Valley business leaders take 'time out' to examine technology's impact on society
Faith and science draws nationally-known skeptics and cult-watchers to SCU
'Future of Intellectual Property Law' is topic for experts at SCU conference
Terry Shoup announces he'll leave as engineering dean in 2002
National Technology Conference brings eminent leaders to SCU
Entrepreneurs honored at Santa Clara University
Record numbers apply to SCU
Undergraduates to show off their research at 30th Western Psychology Conference
Business Wire founder gives $20 million to SCU
Levick honored as 'Woman of Achievement'
March 2001
SCU law school's intellectual property program in top 10
SCU law students among most diverse in U.S.
Technology Week: twin national conferences in April
Law professor argues before Supreme Court
Fraternities and sororities to be phased out
ALZA Corporation gift to support science students at SCU
SCU presents Ignatian Award to outstanding alumni
SCU bakes up 'big' plans for Founder's Day
SCU again in Peace Corps top 10
Broadway composer Jerry Herman speaks to high school, college students at SCU
Trustees approve 2001-02 budget
SCU, Applied Materials, and United Nations join The Tech Museum in new global awards program
SCU players join U.S. Soccer on European tour
SCU students spend night learning what it's like to be homeless
SCU involved in America's largest scientific investigation of civic engagement
February 2001
It's possible to build character in schools, SCU ethics conferees are told
Advances in technology, agriculture and biology pose new ethical challenges
Twin national conferences on ethics attract scholars, parents, business leaders
SCU celebrates 100 years of innovative music
Northern California Innocence Project initiated by Santa Clara University
SCU Energy Update, Feb.14, 2001
SCU Launches Center for Science, Technology, and Society with founding partner Applied Materials
Evening classes to be held as usual, after police determine bomb threat was a hoax
January 2001
SCU to host 2002 NCAA Menﾒs Basketball West Regional Tournament in San Jose
Ethics programs featured in Jan., Feb.
University names Stanford business school administrator director of Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
Newly designated cardinal visits SCU for first public speech
SCU avoids blackouts, but has contingency plans
University organizes aid for El Salvador quake relief
SCU attracts hundreds of local high school students for "Future of Science and Technology"
SCU celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Mayer Theatre
SCU celebrates the legacy of Bernard Hubbard, S.J.: Glacier Priest
The de Saisset Museum opens 2001 with four exhibitions
The Economy, 2001
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