We are in and of the community.
A deep engagement with the surrounding communities in Silicon Valley and beyond is central to our mission.
Our communities influence how SCU students learn and what they choose to do on weekends and breaks. They inspire the work of our faculty and shape the lives of our alumni.
Community programs, activities, and initiatives help strengthen the connection between Santa Clara, our neighbors, and our world, while creating opportunities for all of SCU to learn, serve, and grow.
This engagement works in both directions. We welcome our neighbors to experience Santa Clara’s campus culture through public events and enrichment programs. Activities throughout the year might include exhibits, performances, athletics, and public forums featuring some of Silicon Valley’s most notable visionaries—often our own alumni.
SCU in the Community
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Expressing gratitude for Don Heider's eight-years of leadership as the Center's executive director and announcing Ann Skeet as interim executive director.
San Francisco Bay Area: An Environmental History. is the first book to cover the 127-year history of the region's nation-leading environmental movement.
After graduating summa cum laude with a major in history, Julia completed a year-long public service fellowship in Cleveland, Ohio. Missing both the California weather and the Jesuit values that shaped her experience at SCU, she returned to Santa Clara as the History Department's Academic Department Manager.
Synopsis: During an internship at EY San Francisco, a student learns to embrace constant feedback as a sign of professional investment rather than criticism. This shift in perspective refines their communication skills and builds the confidence needed to mentor others with purpose.
Learn what a risk manager does, the duties and skills the role requires, where risk managers work, and the salary and job outlook you can expect in this field.
Guangyi Liu ’27 presented research he performed with Prof. Shan Wu
Before Addressing "AI Welfare," We Need to Talk More about Human WelfareIn Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV highlighted the "silent work of millions of people engaged in essential yet largely unseen activities"
Tener presencia en línea ayuda a que los clientes potenciales encuentren su negocio, comprendan lo que ofrece y decidan si quieren comprarle. Y no necesita ser un experto en tecnología o marketing para comenzar.
Having an online presence helps potential customers find your business, understand what you offer, and decide whether they want to buy from you. And you don’t need to be a technology or marketing expert to get started.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by WORLD News Group.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by OSV News.
Subbu Vincent, director, journalism and media ethics, quoted by NBC Bay Area.
Ann Skeet, Ethics Center interim executive director, quoted by NBC Bay Area.
Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, S.J., dean of the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, and Brian Patrick Green, director of technology ethics at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, published by Religion News Service.
Irina Raicu, director, internet ethics, quoted by CNN.
Computer engineering graduate students designed and produced software to engage visually-impaired preschoolers as a project for their Object-Oriented Analysis, Design, and Programming class, COEN 275, then got the thrill of seeing their work in action.