Maximilian Fritz Rudloff is an exchange student from Germany studying at Santa Clara University School of Law in Fall 2026.

Land acknowledgement can serve its purpose of revealing truth and initiating healing when the meaning of land, from an Indigenous perspective, is clear.

Everyday men and women put their lives on the line to protect the freedom we often take for granted. Yet when their service ends, they can return home with moral injury, the unseen psychological and spiritual burdens they are left to carry alone in silence. 

Assessing the creation of a posthumous AI and the complexities of consent.

Wondering what the MBA requirements are? Here is everything you need to apply: degree, GPA, GMAT or GRE, work experience, essays, and more.

David DeCosse, director, religious and Catholic ethics, quoted by the Hawaii Catholic Herald.

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Sarah Brockmeyer, Director of International Programs for Santa Clara Law's Center for Global Law and Policy was quoted in National Jurist about Law Study Abroad

Joan Harrington, Ethics Center Fellow, quoted by The Sacramento Bee.

Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by OSV News.

Irina Raicu, director, internet ethics, quoted by CNN.

Subbu Vincent, director, journalism and media ethics, quoted by The Capitol Forum.

Davina Hurt, director, government ethics, quoted by Capital and Main.

Joan Harrington, Ethics Center Fellow, quoted by The Sacramento Bee.

Discover what one student learned in the first quarter of Santa Clara University Leavey’s STEM MBA—from digging into case studies and connecting with classmates to Silicon Valley opportunities and returning to the classroom.

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Article analyzes the prospects for a sustainable food system after the 2025 COP global climate conference

Explore what transformational leadership is, its theory, four core components, and key traits that define this powerful leadership style.

Students in Jake Dialsandro's capstone focused on spatial vulnerability, environmental health, and climate resilience, utilizing advanced geographic modeling to address localized disparities.

Students in Chris Bacon's capstone conducted community-based participatory action research, with four teams developing mixed-methods projects.

The Ethics Center is hosting a four-part webinar series on AI and “Magnifica Humanitas” to address key AI-related themes from the encyclical recently issued by Pope Leo XIV.