News & Events
Our faculty, staff, and students make headlines every day, both on and off campus.
If you have a tip for coverage of SCU in the news that we may have missed, please contact the Media Relations team.
Bar None
Santa Clara University School of Law's newest class of first-year students is a diverse, driven bunch
Aug. 22 was the first day of classes for the 246 full-time and 26 part-time new students at Santa Clara Law.
Hitting the Ground Strolling
A Q&A with Dorian Llywelyn, S.J., the new executive director of SCU's Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education
Ignatian Center Executive Director Dorian Llywelyn, S.J., wants to know who's not at the table, and invite them in.
The Wheels on the House Go Round and Round
rEvolve House construction accelerates as the summer comes to a close
Santa Clara University's team of students continue constructing the rEvolve House ahead of the SMUD Tiny House Competition in October.
Recent Headlines
Is There a Common Good in Our Common Home?
Lectures, speakers, and podcasts will explore the “common good” in today’s racial, economic, gender, and environmental concerns.
Miller Center Impact Investment Expert Kohler Speaks at JOIM Conference Sept. 27
Miller Center's John Kohler will speak to professional investors about "impact investing."
U.S. News & World Report Ranks Santa Clara University No. 2 in the West
The rankings are in for 2016-17 and SCU holds firm at No. 2 in the West
An Online Boost for SCU's California-Business Accelerator
Bringing together two tremendous entrepreneurship training programs -- CAPE and MOBI.
-760x480.jpg)
de Saisset features Beasley's Coriolis and Torqueri Sculptures
de Saisset is first American museum to exhibit internationally renown artist Bruce Beasley's Coriolis and Torqueri series
Lawyers Without Rights
The lives and plight of German lawyers under Nazi-era Third Reich are the subject of the Lawyers Without Rights exhibit running through Oct. 9 at SCU's Learning Commons.