Reaching the Unreached
Srisruthi Ramesh ’17heads to India to educate girls with disabilities about menstruation as part of her AIF Clinton Fellowship.
Santa Clara University Ranks No. 51 Among Top-Tier Universities in Forbes Ranking
Forbes ranks the top 650 colleges in the U.S., and SCU came in No. 51 overall based on academic, career, and financial success of its grads.
Grammy Winner Rhiannon Giddens to be 2019-2020 Frank Sinatra Artist-in-Residence
Giddens is a singer and musician skilled in an array of genres from fiddle to folk to opera. In 2017, she was named a MacArthur Fellow.
The Scars of Generational Trauma
How long is the shadow of genocide? It’s the question retired Professor Jerry Burger grapples with in his new novel, The Shadows of 1915.
Louis Stewart ’99 and a ‘Non-Linear’ Path to Success
How a former SCU basketball player and studio arts major became a force in Sacramento’s tech-forward future.
SCU President Kevin O’Brien, S.J. Celebrates Gentleness and Gratitude of St. Ignatius
Two key tenets of Jesuit founder offer “a call to conscience” for today’s world.
Why Silicon Valley Needs Jesuit Values
In an America op-ed, Santa Clara University President Kevin O’Brien, S.J., explores how Jesuit teachings can help Silicon Valley go from moving fast and breaking things to moving thoughtfully and lifting up people.
Statement on Gilroy Shooting
SCU President Kevin O’Brien, S.J., addresses Sunday’s tragic shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.
Confronting the Past
By helping pen a new statement on race for the AAPA, Assistant Professor Robin Nelson hopes physical anthropologists can grow from past mistakes.
Leveling Up
Creating “Cell-fie,” a virtual reality game that teaches young people about biology, was a game changer for Grace Ling ’19. Now she’s envisioning a future where she designs games that are fun but also have a positive social impact.
