As grade inflation draws national scrutiny at Harvard and Yale, Santa Clara University’s own commencement data shows Latin honors have surged from 10.4% of graduates in 1985 to nearly half of the Class of 2025

While all community facilitators  at Santa Clara University technically hold the same position, not all residence halls demand the same labor

Need-to-know information from soon-to-be graduates

Nationwide, school is changing in the age of technology and AI—how is the University responding?

Alerting the elected to needed reform

Just pretend you’re in English class

Growth can and should continue in post-grad life

New chair faces Trump’s tyranny and a shaky economic future 

Compostables aren’t the sustainable solution they seem to be—shifting to reusables is the key

Some dos and don’ts of a senior project

The NCAA’s latest expansion idea risks turning a balanced tournament into something bloated and less compelling

Artemis II shows us why representation matters

The Automated Ball-Strike system promotes fairness without sacrificing the human component

Labor-based grading is dangerous territory

The infrastructure is there, but the initiative is not

Are differing voices heard?

Community should be the focus of Greek leaders

The president’s executive order targeting eligibility and transfer rules may not hold up in court, but it could still reshape the political battle over the NCAA