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10/16/20

THE SARTORIAL POLITICS OF THIS YEAR'S KEY SENATE RACES

By Jo-Ellen Pozner

How clothes can make the candidate.

Photo of a man walking with one prosthetic leg.

IMPROVING ACCESS FOR EMPLOYEES WITH DISABILITIES

By Laura Ellingson

October’s 75th annual observance of National Disability Employment Awareness Month speaks to the challenges of 61 million Americans who live with a disability, about one-third of whom are employed.

Photo of Junipero Serra statue on SCU campus.

Confronting A Controversial Campus Symbol

By Elizabeth Drescher

How do students learn to reckon with Santa Clara's complicated Mission history?

Celebrating Centennial of Women's Right To Vote

By Nancy Unger

Tuesday marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. We look at this milestone of democracy and how gender equality has evolved since then.

SAFEWAY: HOW TO PIVOT DURING A PANDEMIC

By Elsie Wolfe

Lessons from Safeway on adapting and innovating during COVID-19, while maintaining shoppers’ loyalty.

College of Arts and Sciences at Vari Hall

MEET THE NEW DEAN AT THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

By Daniel Press

Daniel Press' advice to Santa Clara University students: Hustle for opportunities—and be willing to be a little uncomfortable.

The Road to Police Reform

By W. David Ball

Meaningful police reform will happen only when citizens demand it from their locally elected leaders.

Photograph of white Volvo semi-trucks on side of the road.

Managing the Supply Chain Strain

By Naren Agrawal

What supply chain managers can learn from the COVID-19 disruptions.

Photo of a clothing rack with colorful plaid men's shirts in a store.

Rethinking Retail Post Covid-19

By Kirthi Kalyanam

Photo of Professor Kirthi Kalyanam, Executive Director, Retail Management Institute

For many brick-and-mortar stores lacking a robust online component, the mandated shut-down of their businesses has accelerated a “survival of the fittest” scenario.