Using the wearer’s natural motion for power, engineers at Santa Clara University have created a wearable micropump can precisely deliver or extract fluids without electricity.
Seeing an opportunity to bring graduate students together, Isabella Hernandez ’27 created a quarterly mixer series that offered space to connect outside the classroom.
Sam Pluta ’01 says creating music with others is an act of deep connection.
Santa Clara’s embedded therapist program ensures students have direct access to wellness services.
- A team from Santa Clara University’s business school is working to use AI to uncover Nazi-looted art
Using AI’s power to translate, decipher, and reveal data to restore stolen art to its rightful owners
The longtime Electronic Arts executive found new purpose leading AbilityPath, a century-old nonprofit serving people with developmental disabilities in the Bay Area.
Santa Clara’s revitalized mascot brings new life to sports games and campus happenings.
Sean Reilly ’16 brings big data together with human connection to help redwood forests survive and thrive.
Outgoing Vice President for University Relations Jim Lyons reflects on growth, grace, and joy as he retires from a 40-year career in higher education.
In his very funny new novel, “Valet,” the English professor considers what motivates humans through the perspective of a robot.
- More pages: