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How Sports Pros Are Rallying Men’s Basketball
Bronco basketball team gets advice every SCU student can live by.
Teaching Teachers
How Santa Clara University is preparing future teachers for a drastically different classroom.
Finding Justice for the Wrongfully Convicted
Former Northern California Innocence Project student and current Fellow Lauryn Bruton-Barbosa J.D. ’20 says finding justice for the wrongfully convicted has been the fulfilling experience of her life.
Longing for the Old Normal
Empty subways, new mothers battling Covid-19, constant anxiety. Mount Sinai nurse Paulina Flint De Castro ’02 explains how the people of New York City are coping with a health crisis.
Making Sustainable Cob Building Safer, More Accessible
Engineering professor Mark Aschheim launched students in key research that underpins new cob building code.
Don't Just Occupy Space, Create it
Semi Williams ’20 reflects on the impact of honorary degree recipients Risë Jones Pichon ’73, J.D. ’76 and Joanne Hayes-White ’86—and her path as a Black student at Santa Clara.
Fulfilling Her Potential
Future physician-scientist Alekhya Parvathaneni ’20 is on her way.
On Leadership, Lifelong Friends, and A Love of Snow
David Diebold ’20 looks back on an amazing four years.
Letter From Laos
Public Health major Hana Seastedt ’20 watches impact of her field unfolding, half a world away.
Don’t Use Pandemic as Pretext for Expelling Refugees
In a Mercury News Op-Ed, professor of law Evangeline Abriel says the current pandemic illustrates conflicts that can arise between individual rights and the needs of the larger population.
Teaching From Another Time Zone
How a far-flung SCU faculty member is rallying distance learning during COVID-19.
