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 Leadership
Opinion articles written by Santa Clara University faculty or staff, or other articles prominently featuring Santa Clara thought leadership.
The Diplomat Magazine
David Sloss (Law). U.S. companies – including Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter – are subsidizing Chinese and Russian information warfare by providing free electronic amplification services. The United States should ban Chinese and Russian state media companies from large social media platforms.
WTSP-TB (CBS)
Eric Goldman (Law). US appeals court is blocking a new state law that would have banned social media sites Facebook and Twitter from moderating political speech or being able to pick candidates off their what they said.
Bloomberg Radio
Eric Goldman (Law). Wana Anderson says her 10 year-old daughter Nyla died after participating in the online blackout challenge in which people choke themselves until they pass out Anderson blames Tik Tok and her family is suing the social media platform. Part 2.
The Michigan Review: University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
David Pinault (Religious Studies). The Crucifix on Mecca’s Front Porch provides a Christian – and particularly a Catholic – guide to understanding Islam.
Libsyn
Maggie Levantovskaya (English). NTT faculty at Santa Clara are currently voting in their long-awaited union election. This is a historic campaign because it is taking place at a religious institution, which the National Labor Relations Board does not exercise jurisdiction over.
KGO-SF (ABC)
Thomas Plante (Psychology). Mental health experts share ways to help yourself and one another during grieving times.
Fortune
Leavey School of Business. Santa Clara University (Leavey)’s online MBA program had 68 students enrolled in its online MBA program prior to the pandemic. In 2022, the program had grown to 283 students.
Georgetown.edu
Cruz Flores (Modern Languages & Literatures). Cruz Flores was among the first recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in 2012, which protects certain undocumented young adults and students from deportation. On May 19th, he earned his Ph.D. at Georgetown.
The Guardian
Michelle Marvier (Environmental Studies). Cross breeding can be something that leads to an evolutionary dead end because the offspring are sterile or it could be halfway to evolutionary adaptation.
China Daily (Hong Kong)
Narine N. Kerelian (Political Science). Social harmony and social justice are equally important to achieve social inclusion in Hong Kong, while unity is the goal.
Allure
David Gray (Religious Studies). TikTok Influencers are wrongfully labeling sex techniques as part of tantric sex-- just another chapter in the history of Westerners co-opting and misinterpreting ancient Eastern practices.
College of Arts & Sciences
UK Today News
Melissa Brown (Communication). Are there inherent qualities that make some of us more prone to sharing online than others? The obvious indicator of posting likelihood is age.
EcoWatch
Michelle Marvier (Environmental Studies). Species cross-breed in nature in order to share traits that bolster them from certain environmental changes, and cross-breeding may become more common as the planet heats up and animals migrate to cooler areas.
KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)
Thomas Plante (Psychology). Parents, in addition to children, are finding ways to cope with the stress of the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. They keep it together for their kids, but are having their own internal struggles regarding the issue.
Gizmodo
Erick Ramirez (Philosophy). Creators of the 'Tease' say techniques practiced in VR worlds can lead to improved critical thinking, de-escalation skills, and, eventually, decreased violence. But is this true?
KGO-TV (San Francisco, CA)
Thomas Plante (Psychology). We are not designed to process constant grief and violence-- here are the best ways to help children and teenagers cope.
Education and Counseling Psychology
Verywell Mind
Ling Lam (Counseling Psychology). Acculturation stress results in a pervasive sense of not being understood, feeling invalidated, feeling invisible, of feeling like you have to constantly hide a part of yourself.
School of Law
Bloomberg News
Eric Goldman. A divided US Supreme Court blocked a Texas law that critics say would fundamentally transform Twitter Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook by requiring them to allow hate speech and extremism. Behind Paywall.
Gov Track Insider
Tyler Ochoa. In March, the Republican-led Florida legislature and governor enacted a law restricting instruction about LGBTQ topics in school. Professionals debate over whether this law in unconstitutional or not.
The Register
Eric Goldman. In addition to the new Florida law regarding the act of constricting certain aspects of social media, editorial transparency requirements are likely to run into constitutional problems as well. Also seen in National Cyber Security News Today.
POLITICO
Eric Goldman. The tech platforms' conservative foes were caught flat-footed by the companies' rush to the Supreme Court seeking emergency relief from Texas' social media law.
VICE
Eric Goldman. Prosecutors would have to overcome many barriers in order to hold social media platforms liable in their role in mass shootings.
USA News
Eric Goldman. Florida's Big Tech Bill is purely performative-- not designed to be law, but rather, a message to voters regarding freedom of speech.
MediaPost
Eric Goldman. The New York State attorney general’s office has launched an investigation of Amazon’s Twitch, as well as 4chan, 8chan and Discord, in the wake of the domestic terrorist incident in Buffalo. The investigations will probe how social platforms and other online resources may have been used by the shooter to plan, discuss, stream or promote the attack.
Bloomberg News
Eric Goldman. The US Supreme Court is weighing whether to temporarily block a Texas law regulating how the companies can moderate the content on their services.
Washington Examiner
Eric Goldman. If the HB 20 law, a Republican-backed anti-Big Tech law that stops social media companies from restricting users due to their political beliefs, remains in effect, a big flood of lawsuits is expected against the social media platforms.
Our Town Downtown
Michelle Oberman and W. David Ball. If Roe v. Wade is overturned and embryonic heartbeat laws labeling the fetus a person are upheld, what is the man's role in the instance of an abortion?
BuzzFeed News
Eric Goldman. Buying NFTs are becoming more complex as people are experiencing getting robbed, such as comedian Seth Green. Buyers of looted NFTs are likely to be criticized for not researching enough. Also found on The News Trace, UK Time News , Cryptosaurus
The Cut
Michelle Oberman. Attempts of criminalizing pregnant people are on the rise, and it is critical to know the steps to take to protect yourself from legal scrutiny.
WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL)
Eric Goldman. The US Appeals Court ruled differently for two very similar cases in Florida and Texas regarding banning content on social media. The fight over speech on social media could be headed to the Supreme Court to decide.
Leavey School of Business
KNOW Minnesota Public Radio
Center for Food Innovation and Entrepreneurship. A 2019 study by Santa Clara University found that one-third of edible produce on farms goes unharvested.
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
VICE
Irina Raicu. San Jose needs to scale up its privacy and cybersecurity team as the city has increased its use of "smart city" technologies in the past several years.
Consumer Reports
Irina Raicu. Period tracker apps collect deeply personal information and prosecutors can use this data against you. It is necessary for individuals to know their rights, delete their data, and keep their communications encrypted.
Leaps.org
Margaret McLean. You have a great deal of risk that is involved in using this device, the implant, and the after care of this device-- its physical presence can impact critical medical decisions.
Other
KTVU-SF (FOX)
Jerry Smith and Brandi Chastain (Athletics). For young women just starting out, it sends a valuable message, says Chastain's husband Jerry Smith, who's coached women's soccer at Santa Clara University for 35 years.
Times of San Diego
Robert McElroy (JST Alumnus). Nominated as Cardinal by the Holy Father @Pontifex today. Graduate of the Jesuit School of Theology at @SantaClaraUniv and the Pontifical Gregorian University, moral theologian, and an expert on John Courtney Murray.
Religion News Service
Allan Figueroa Deck (former JST Board Member). San Diego Bishop Robert McElroy said he was stunned and shocked when he was notified that he had been named by Pope Francis as one of 21 new cardinals. Also found in Sight magazine.
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