Calendar of events on campus. Santa Clara University offers many cultural, educational, spiritual and recreational opportunities throughout the year. This calendar will provide a month by month listing of events, dates, times and contact information. In addition to events and programs, several ongoing events will be open to members.
Music at Noon hosted by Santa Clara University’s Department of Music. This program showcases dynamic and diverse performers from around the world; from jazz to ethnic, classical, and fusion.
The de Saisset Museum at Santa Clara University is the Bay Area’s free art and history museum. You can schedule an “Explore with Me” tour of the ever-changing contemporary art exhibits or a docent-led tour of the permanent California History exhibit, featuring artifacts from local Ohlone Indians, Mission Santa Clara, Santa Clara’s rancho period, and the early years of Santa Clara College.
Mission Santa Clara de Asís. Come join the Santa Clara community for Mass in the historic Mission Church weekdays at 12:05 p.m. and Sundays at 10 a.m. Also, join us Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. for Contemplative Prayer and Song.
Departmental colloquia. Departments across campus invite noted scholars and experts to campus.
University Access cards. Members will receive a Santa Clara University VIP identification card that will be used to utilize free and discounted campus events. This access card can also serve as a debit card honored at several locations both on and off campus.
As a special thank you to new SCU Lifelong Learning members, each card will be credited with $5.00. (for more information click here- http://www.scu.edu/access/ )
Invitation to members-only lectures. These special lectures address interests of lifelong learners, including topics on enriching the mind, body and spirit.
Invitation to members-only social events. These are quarterly social events geared to meet other members, discover what’s new on campus and help define life long learning at SCU.
Invitation to “Alumni for Others” events. The Alumni for Others (AFO) program at Santa Clara University works to engage alumni and friends of the university to share God’s love of the poor and marginalized through a series of outreach efforts--both short and long-term service projects--to schools, churches, and/or social service agencies in need.
Bronco Fever. Santa Clara University is home to several regionally and nationally ranked intercollegiate and club teams. Your membership will grant you and a guest free admission to home events of all ticketed sports (except for men’s basketball games).
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