Paul Schutz Receives Graves Award in the Humanities
The prestigious award will support Schutz’s research pondering what barriers stand in the way of authentic flourishing.
Faculty Updates Fall 2021
Updates from Teresia Hinga, Sarita Tamayo-Moraga, Philip Boo Riley, Paul Schutz, C. Vanessa White, David Pinault, David DeCosse, Daniel Morgan, Ana Maria Pineda, and Gene Schlesinger
Introducing our Two New RS Tenure-Track Faculty - Haruka Umetsu Cho and Elyse Raby
Meet our two new faculty
Teresia Hinga Spring 2021 Update
Writes and speaks about Global Ethics and Sustainability.
Eugene Schlesinger Spring 2021 Update
Publishes and presents on the topics of Henri de Lubac, and the Anglican tradition.
Faculty Updates Spring 2021
Updates from David DeCosse, Janet Giddings, David Gray, Roberto Mata (pictured), Katia Moles, Michelle Mueller, David Pinault, and Sarah Robinson
Kelby Uebelhor '21
Triple major in Religious Studies, Philosophy, and Management reflects on his time at SCU.
David Bibee '13
Completed his Master of Divinity at Princeton and is Pursuing Ordination as a Presbyterian Minister
Cameron Heon '20
Completed a year with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and is heading to graduate school
A Bittersweet Religious Studies Spring 2021 Reception
Students and faculty give their thanks and say their goodbyes.
June 2021: Post-It scribblings
Found by SCU custodial staff in the cleared-out drawer of an empty desk in a vacated office in Kenna Hall; transcribed as a historical curiosity.
Margaret McLean Spring 2021 Update
Serves on SCU COVID Resilience & Recovery Team and completes 3 major research & teaching projects.
Remembering Francis Smith, S.J.
Teacher, scholar, and author came to Santa Clara University in 1974.
Seeking Unity Amid Division
Professors Karen Peterson-Iyer and Paul Schutz lead a conversation on interdenominational relations & Christian tradition.
Social Media Apps Inspire Senior Lecturer To Create Student ‘Trust Pods’
Sarita Tamayo-Moraga finds success applying social media’s chat format to video discussion assignments.
Reflections of Mary
Professor Pearl Barros considers the “dangerous memory of Mary” in a sermon for Catholic Women Preach, as we approach the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
