Paging Future Broncos, M.D.

Santa Clara University is making rounds in the future of healthcare! Thanks to the generosity of Mark and Mary (Mathews) Stevens ’84 and a partnership with Sutter Health, SCU is launching the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine. Its mission? Preparing the next generation of compassionate physicians to bring expert care to the communities they serve.

Alumni News

United by Law

Three generations of the Scott family found their calling at Santa Clara Law, building careers rooted in public service, mentorship, and connection—while carrying forward a family tradition more than 60 years in the making.

Rage Against the Routine

Talk about a team with serious disc-cipline. With some guidance from coaches Declan Bernal ’23 and Chelsea Verhasselt ’11, SCU’s women’s club ultimate frisbee team, named Rage, is headed to Nationals. It’s a moment team alumni have waited 15 years for, and the Broncos are ready to bring the heat.

Food for Thought (and Health)

What if some of the best medicine came from your plate instead of a pharmacy? Jasmyn Burdsall ’20 is exploring how nutrition, access to food, and community support can help people live healthier lives.

Broncos Give Back

Need a little summer inspiration? SCU’s Season of Service is still underway, with alumni across the country rolling up their sleeves and giving back. Share your hours, photos, and stories, or create a new opportunity before June 30.

Warm Up Your Brain

This month’s SCU-themed Wordle is just what the doctor ordered: one word, six guesses, and all the bragging rights.

Alumni Events

Looking for more fun things to do? Check out our full calendar of events! 📆

University News

Where From / Where To?

What makes a place feel like home? A new exhibition at the de Saisset explores belonging, identity, and memory through the art and stories of the Santa Clara community.

Holy Scroll!

From TikTok spiritual influencers to AI chatbots offering guidance, technology is transforming how people explore faith and meaning. Dr. Di Di, associate professor of sociology, is digging into the big questions behind our digital spiritual lives because, in 2026, even soul-searching comes with a search bar.