National First Generation College Day Celebrated at Santa Clara University
Students and faculty at Santa Clara University took time to celebrate those who are the first in their families to attend a four-year college or university.
Berlin Wall Collapse 30 Years Later
On November 9, 1989, East Germany opened its borders, allowing East and West German citizens to travel freely between the two countries. Political Science Professor Jane Curry joined CBSN's Tanya Rivero for a closer look at that iconic event in history.
Digital Storytelling Through the Visual Arts
Students in Professor Takeshi Moro’s ELSJ course used digital media arts to document the stories of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II.
In-Store Pick-Me-Up
Research by marketing Professor Kirthi Kalyanam helped big-box stores find a new trick to stay competitive.
Doing Theology
How do graduate students trained at Santa Clara’s Jesuit School of Theology practice and understand “real life” religion? They dabble in sociology.
Hacking Empathy
SCU law school’s Second Chances Empathy Hackathon produces ready-to-deploy tech such as a web app that plots out how to obtain ID for those just released from prison.
A Lobby for Justice
A swim. A murder. And a case with a decades-long legacy that kept the wrongfully convicted from winning their freedom.
Rhiannon Giddens Resurrects the Past
Frank Sinatra Chair in the Performing Arts enthralls, educates SCU audience
A Call to Beauty and Goodness
Santa Clara University inaugurates Kevin O’Brien, S.J., its 29th President.
Panel Tackles Ethics of Immigration Enforcement in Refugee Crisis
As part of Inauguration Week festivities, the Markkula Center hosted a panel discussion on the context of asylum seekers and family separations that continue to occur at U.S. borders.
