December 2002
 Work by photojournalist Sebastiao Salgado featured at de Saisset Museum
Fewer, smaller office parties this holiday season, managers and executives tell SCU Business Index
Aly Wagner named top U.S. women's college soccer player, joins eight Broncos on WCC All-Academic teams
Broncos beat NC again, head to NCAA finals Sunday against Portland
SCU and Sacred Heart Parish to hold sixth annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration
SCU Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship partners with Junior Achievement
November 2002
Women's soccer team battles UNC Friday in College Cup; volleyball team opens NCAA Sunday vs. Cal
Cautious Silicon Valley business outlook unchanged, according to latest SCU Business Index
National champion women's soccer team hosts Michigan Saturday in NCAA quarterfinal
Santa Clara mayor to join SCU Ethics Center, will teach political science course
From child migrant worker to PhD, award-winning author at SCU named one of four national Professors of the Year
Janet Napolitano, Class of '79, declared winner in election for governor of Arizona
Women's soccer opens NCAA title defense Friday at Buck Shaw Stadium vs. Creighton
Five winners named of 2002 Tech Museum Awards: Technology Benefiting Humanity
Jesuit leader warns that globalization needs a moral, ethical dimension
U.S. foreign policy lacks moral guidance, says Catholic ethicist
October 2002
New Santa Clara University Business Index shows that six months of pessimism in Silicon Valley has bottomed out
Attitudes about 'risk' threaten terrorist-insurance market in U.S., say researchers from SCU and UC Berkeley
Ethics Center director identifies 'best ethical practices' for health care group-purchasing
SCU announces $350 million campaign
Student-athlete graduation rates highest in conference
September 2002
American public isn't eager to attack Iraq, N.Y.Times columnist tells 3,000 at SCU
Roses dedicated at Mission Church as memorial for victims of September 11
SCU faculty chaired judging panels gathered by Center for Science, Technology, and Society for international Tech Museum Awards
Global innovators honored as Tech Museum Awards Finalists
Year-long Institute on Globalization features new courses, lectures, conferences, exhibits at SCU
New SCU/San Jose State rivalry kicks off
SCU junior dies of injuries in London accident
Santa Clara University called one of 'best values' in West by U.S. News
Mission Church audience hears prayers for peace
SCU junior injured in London bus accident
August 2002
SCU invites city residents and fans to women's soccer season opener against Stanford on Aug. 30
July 2002
Six SCU women on national soccer teams
Justice Edward A. Panelli Golf Tournment raises money for law school scholarships
33 scholarships awarded to Bay Area and San Diego students for Tech Camp at SCU
Teachers begin Ethics Camps at Santa Clara
SCU engineering professors play leading role at international computer networking design conference
SCU to host national women's conference aimed at "bridging the divide"
June 2002
Silicon Valley visionary tells SCU graduates that future is about networks, not technology
Civil rights lawyer Morris Dees reminds SCU graduates of lessons of September 11
Danielle Slaton named WCC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Noted civil rights lawyer Morris Dees to speak at 151st SCU commencement on Saturday
Michelle Bento named Santa Clara women's basketball head coach
SCU joins foundation's effort to provide scholarships in technology to local minority youth
SCU installs new seven-foot, bronze statue of St. Ignatius
May 2002
Gifts totaling $2.5 million from Cirrus Logic chairman boost SCU ethics center, engineering school
Helen Moritz is new vice provost for undergraduate education
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Noted civil rights lawyer Fred Gray to speak at School of Law commencement May 18
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SCU President is new chair of Silicon Valley NCCJ
April 2002
SCU summer abroad program reveals Cuban culture to American students
Santa Clara alumni join staff, faculty, and students to repair houses in East San Jose this weekend
SCU women's soccer to be honored at CyberRays/US soccer doubleheader
SCU summer sessions add classes, begin enrollment
SCU to host first annual Broadband Institute of California Conference
SCU law students are among the most diverse and most likely to get jobs in the U.S.
MBA program again in top 20
SCU law school intellectual property program again in top 10
NCAA brought national attention to University
March 2002
SCU appoints new dean of engineering, Daniel Pitt
Edgerton's "Seeing the Unseen" on exhibit at de Saisset this spring
National Science Foundation grant to chemistry professor
SCU offers alternative spring break trips
International legal experts to speak at 4th Annual Intellectual Property Week
SCU again in Peace Corps Top 10
SCU Law Review brings European death penalty opponents to symposium
February 2002
SCU increases salaries and benefits
Lockheed Martin gives $50,000 endowment to SCU for engineering students
SCU national champions invited to White House
Chicanos and Latinos in Engineering and Sciences at SCU win national award
Freed inmate joins national Innocence Project co-founder at SCU fund-raiser
Engineering professor runs for Congress
SCU law graduates' bar exam results continue to climb
SCU celebrates Black History Month
January 2002
SCU economist declares: 'The recession is over'
Court frees inmate in first court victory for law school's Northern California Innocence Project
Women's Soccer national champs honored this week
Dean Hayes, one of "Ten most influential African-Americans in Bay Area"
SCU president honored with 'Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice' Award
President Locatelli calls on faculty, staff and students to rebuild 'human infrastructure'
SCU alumnus becomes No. 3 survivor of CBS's Survivor Africa
SCU athletic program ranked in top 20 in U.S.
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