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SCU in the News is a compilation of media placements secured by UMC Media Relations, as well as other highlights featuring faculty, staff, or students.Op-eds or Thought LeadershipOpinion articles written by Santa Clara University faculty or staff, or other articles prominently featuring Santa Clara thought leadership.
Confirmation BiasAmerican GreatnessMargaret Russell (Law). You might not know it from the news coverage, but Ketanji Brown Jackson isn’t the first black person to be named to the United States Supreme Court. Additional stories on KMOJ, PBS NewsHour, The Conversation, and dozens of outlets. Soft OptionsThe New York TimesByron Walden (Mathematics & Computer Science). Walden creates all sorts of things from a little snippet for a Sunday adventure.
HBO’s The Gilded Age: A Disappointingly One-Sided Depiction of a Complex Erashgape.orgNancy C. Unger (History). We hoped The Gilded Age would bring attention to the period we find so important in our history, especially for the light it can shed on present day problems and issues—both how they were created and how they might be remedied.
Generational Differences, Experiential SimilaritiesDaily NorthwesternErin Kimura Walsh (LEAD Scholars Program). A discussion of the first- and second-generation communities and their experiences — both at the University and with their peers.
Amazon to Face More Labor Organizing After Historic Union WinCNETKirthi Kalyanam (Retail Management Institute). One Staten Island, New York, Amazon warehouse has voted to unionize, and another will vote in a union election later this month.
Will Big Auto Eat Pioneering Electric Car Maker's Lunch?The Mercury NewsTammy Madsen (Management). Eyeing Tesla’s success, major automakers are hurling themselves into the electric vehicle market as governments set ambitious zero-emissions targets and drivers around the world look to go electric. Also found in 22 additional outlets.
Sacramento DA Getting Off Easy Despite the Crime IncreaseDavis VanguardDavid Ball (Law). Even before the two most recent shootings, Sacramento was doing far worse in terms of crime than a lot of other communities in California. Also found on Vanguard Morning Newsletter.
Theranos Trial About MoneyNBC Bay AreaRobert Hendershott (Finance). Today's trial was about money, and how far Balwani was wiling to go to get money for Theranos.
What to Know About “What the Fireflies Knew”CityPulseKai Harris (English). Most authors go their entire writing career with the dream of getting their book reviewed in The New York Times Sunday Book Review. First-time author Kai Harris has already checked that off her list with her debut novel, “What the Fireflies Knew.”
New Federal Rule Would Overhaul Asylum ClaimsKQEDDeep Gulasekaram (Law). A new rule just published by the Biden administration will overhaul the way asylum claims made at the border are decided. Listen to the audio Recording.
What to Watch in Election 2022Center for American Women and PoliticsAnna Sampaio (Ethnic Studies). As we look ahead to the first big push of primary contests in May 2022, the Center for American Women and Politics has asked experts in gender and politics – scholars and practitioners alike – to provide their outlooks for the gender and intersectional dynamics to watch in this election cycle.
College of Arts & SciencesEmbarking on a New Learning Journey? Educators Share Advice on How to Get the Most out of Your ExperienceTypeshareAndrew Ishak (Communication). What advice do you have for people embarking on a new learning journey? I asked that question to dozens of top college teachers who themselves were students recently.
How Virtual Reality Is Changing Sexual Harassment TrainingProtocolErick Ramirez (Philosophy). If you’ve taken a sexual harassment training seminar at work recently, chances are you’re learning from materials that are at least a decade old.
The Latest in Wine Tourism: Meditation and Getting Your Hands DirtyWine Enthusiast MagazineThomas Plante (Psychology). Plante notes that the cyclical nature of vineyard work focuses one’s attention in ways that can help them “think, meditate and solve difficult problems.”
Leavey School of BusinessTwitter says no plans to bring Trump back now that ‘free-speech’ advocate Elon Musk is coming aboardThe Mercury NewsJo-Ellen Pozner (Management). Many, upon hearing that Elon Musk had used a few of his billions to buy a massive stake in Twitter, expected that the eccentric, pro-free speech billionaire would use his enhanced clout to push change through the social media company and wage a war for free speech. Also found in 11 additional outlets.
Markkula Center for Applied EthicsWorldcoin Promised Free Crypto If They Scanned Their Eyeballs With “The Orb.” Now They Feel Robbed.BuzzFeed NewsIrina Raicu. Worldcoin continues to face criticism that it has entered less developed countries with Silicon Valley hubris, with little regard for local laws or community impact.
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