Stories can come from articles, press releases, event descriptions - any content that you might want to share.
Think about content that you might want to share, either in various areas of your site, or in other SCU web sites. If you can imagine that the content you're adding to a page might be something that you'd also feature on your site's home page, or that may be of interest to readers of another SCU site, consider using the Story content type for that. When you create a Story, it's immediately available to select and display on any web site. Stories can be selected by tag, by section, by date range, and there are multiple display options available to present the selected stories.
In this example, we're selecting the stories added to another section in this web site using the Story Display content type. As more stories are added to that section, they'll automatically be listed here. There are multiple display options for stories; in this case we're using the "Top Stories" display with the heading "Sustainability at SCU".
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A powerful showcase of student sustainability thought leadership at its best, with over 60 presenters offering insights towards meaningful change.
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Our celebration of upcycled artistry offers Broncos more an alternative to wasteful consumption, but also a vision for a more just, creative, and livable world.
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Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the Forge Garden provides students with more than just greenery. With Nourish Nights, campus groups gather to cook a plant-based meal to combat food insecurity.
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It was an evening of connection, celebration and selfies as SCU students met with industry leaders and city officials, and SVF SF Scholars and Fellows were honored at a celebration dinner.
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Discover how Dr. Jesica Fernández, assistant professor of Ethnic Studies at Santa Clara University, integrated sustainability and environmental justice into her course after attending a Sustainability Across the Curriculum workshop.
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Bucky's Closet, SCU's free campus thrift store, offers student an opportunity to acquire professional attire, casual clothing, and supplies while supporting a sustainable circular economy.
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