Mission Matters
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Woz's wisdom and the generosity that defines us
Undergrad commencement celebrates 100 years of engineering and 50 years of women on the Mission Campus.
Fall 2012
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Case not closed
The 2012 Alexander Law Prize recognizes the work by human rights attorney Almudena Bernabeau to bring to justice those responsible for the killing of the Jesuits in El Salvador.
Fall 2012
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New to the board
Five highly experienced new trustees were elected to Santa Clara's Board of Trustees in June.
Fall 2012
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Player of the year
Computer engineering major Katie Le ’14 becomes the first Bronco to battle in the NCAA women's singles tourney.
Fall 2012
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A grand new gateway
Step inside the Patricia A. and Stephen C. Schott Admission and Enrollment Services Building.
Fall 2012
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A new Graham
21st-century comforts welcome freshmen and sophomore students in the new Graham Hall.
Fall 2012
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A rivalry like no other
It's only a game, right? Not if we're talking soccer and USA vs. Mexico.
Fall 2012
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New from SCU faculty
New books from Thomas Plante and Lisa Davis examine abuse, betrayal, and conviction; Helen Popper offers up an indispensible guide for California native plant gardeners.
Fall 2012
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Santa Clara Snapshot: 1912
With the addition of courses in engineering, architecture, and law, the college becomes a university—and the celebration in June draws tens of thousands.
Fall 2012
Fall 2012
Table of contents
Features
Engineering with a Mission
The engineering work being done today was the stuff of imagination when the School of Engineering started a century ago. Where do we go from here?
We, robots
Adventures with the Robotics Systems Laboratory by land, sea, and sky. And in orbit.
Can you stand the heat?
It took months of space flight for the Curiosity rover to reach Mars. And, to survive the heat of entry, it took a shield that a team led by Robin Beck ’77 designed.
Mission Matters
A grand new gateway
Step inside the Patricia A. and Stephen C. Schott Admission and Enrollment Services Building.
A rivalry like no other
It's only a game, right? Not if we're talking soccer and USA vs. Mexico.
Player of the year
Computer engineering major Katie Le ’14 becomes the first Bronco to battle in the NCAA women's singles tourney.
