A New Chapter Begins
Héctor Navarro '17 answered the call to teaching after working for two years at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
Alumni Update: Amanda Vasquez '12
Environmental Programs Manager and MPA
Alumna Gracelyn Bateman
Gracelyn Bateman graduated from SCU in 2012 with a major in sociology and minors in history and women’s & gender studies.
Alumna Erin Ronald ‘19 Wins Fulbright Scholarship
A Sociology and Environmental Studies major, Erin Ronald, will research urban climate mitigation policy in several cities in Sweden.
Fusing Science and Humanistic Thinking
Kyra McComas '16, currently in medical school, writes in her spare time
New Peace Corps Volunteer, Nick Nagy
Religious Studies/Political Science major Nick Nagy ‘19 is currently a volunteer for the Peace Corps in Zambia. This is the update he has shared with us.
Relationships, Writing, and the Creative Process
Memoirist Huda Al-Marashi ’98 visited campus to share her experiences and advice with students and the SCU community as this Fall’s “Writing Forward Reading Series” speaker.
Reaching the Unreached
Srisruthi Ramesh ’17 heads to India to educate girls with disabilities about menstruation as part of her AIF Clinton Fellowship.
Confronting Tragedy
Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Hobbs '11 reflects on the emotional toll of covering the Parkland school shooting and how SCU influenced his journalism career.
Michael O'Sullivan '10
Michael O’Sullivan '10 (History), is a Ph.D. candidate in History at UCLA. Read in his own words how his time as a history major at SCU shaped his exciting career path.
Facts Matter
Two reporters and SCU grads return to campus to discuss the vital work of journalists on and off campus.
Amanda Bostwick '15
Environmental Studies graduate working as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea helping to eradicate malaria