In the first election since Trump retook office, results show strong Democrat wins, but nothing is guaranteed ahead of the 2026 midterms

Behind every open door and running faucet at Santa Clara University is a facilities crew working before most students roll out of bed

Santa Clara University students settle into the University’s first dedicated gender-inclusive housing communities after years of advocacy

International students who don’t return home or go on vacation have to instead find short-term housing during the winter break

Food pantries across the U.S. saw surging demand as SNAP benefits were abruptly halted during the government shutdown, leaving millions uncertain about their next meal

A former adviser to the Indiana Daily Student alleges the university violated his First Amendment rights after he refused to censor student coverage ahead of homecoming

The community demanded corporate accountability for climate damage and urged for action from state lawmakers at the Make Polluters Pay Rally

County Board of Supervisors passes measure to establish ICE-free zones amid increased immigration action in the Bay Area

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates is higher than the rest of the market for the first time in 10 years, according to the Federal Reserve

Santa Clara University discussed how to turn campus initiatives into lasting change

With federal food aid paused, Santa Clara University urges students to seek support through the Basic Needs Program and Bronco Pantry

Created by parents of a Santa Clara student who passed from illicit Fentanyl, Song for Charlie hosts educational program “Just Say Know”

A Santa Clara University student’s truck was flipped though no injuries were reported 

The office’s annual informational event on the endowment answered questions on the nature of the Universities’ investments

Five students will represent the class of 2029 in the Associated Student Government after a week of campaigning

Hundreds protest in Alameda as federal border agents arrive in the Bay Area, drawing criticism from California leaders who call the deployment politically driven

New survey finds higher satisfaction and belonging among students and employees, though concerns over advancement and accessibility persist

From dining hall frustrations to calls for inclusion, seven new students make their case for leadership—but some familiar pledges may be hard to keep