Hubble’s Mr. Fix-It Engineers Generous Gift
Solving urgent problems is part of the family legacy for Frank J. “Cepi” Cepollina ’59.
Training Wheels
How Kristi Nguyen ’21 used thousands of pictures (and the right algorithm) to help robots see.
Questions About Questions
How can counseling psychologists better serve LGBTQ people in the South? Assistant Professor Sherry Wang says it starts with asking better questions.
Keep in Touch!
Assistant Professor Amy Lueck time travels through yearbooks, unpacking the “have a great summers” of yesteryear.
It’s Time We Do More Than Just ‘Survive’ Thanksgiving Dinner
Too often, we see truth used as a weapon, rather than as a way to build a bridge to another, paved by human kindness, writes President Kevin O’Brien in an op-ed for The Mercury News.
How to Give Thanks and Acknowledge History
Though the broad messages of Thanksgiving are ones we can all theoretically get behind—offering gratitude and sharing one’s bounty—Joanna Thompson, director of Santa Clara's Office of Multicultural Learning, says it's important to acknowledge that this messaging does not tell the whole story.
The Courage to Speak and Act
SCU team travels to El Salvador to mark 30th anniversary of Jesuit massacre, returns with message to honor martyrs’ legacy.
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.
