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Inside the Herd 12/12/2025
Sports Keegan Bankoff 12/12/25 Sports Keegan Bankoff 12/12/25

Inside the Herd 12/12/2025

Latest Recaps: A recap of everything Bronco sports

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The Santa Clara University Community Decorates for Christmas
Scene Nina Glick and Elaine Zhang 12/12/25 Scene Nina Glick and Elaine Zhang 12/12/25

The Santa Clara University Community Decorates for Christmas

See Santa Clara University’s uniquely holiday-decorated spaces

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What the Daily Crime and Fire Log Says About the Fall Quarter
News Dylan Ryu. 12/12/25 News Dylan Ryu. 12/12/25

What the Daily Crime and Fire Log Says About the Fall Quarter

Alcohol calls drove most of the 117 reports, with a fire, hazing and arrests breaking the usual weekend rhythm

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Corporate Greed and a Broken Playoff Selection Process Have Doomed College Football
Opinion Keegan Bankoff 12/10/25 Opinion Keegan Bankoff 12/10/25

Corporate Greed and a Broken Playoff Selection Process Have Doomed College Football

How Sunday’s ‘selection day’ destroyed precedent and set up the sport for failure 

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SOUNDCHECK: Dunk Is Here—One Million Beers Later
Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 12/3/25 Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 12/3/25

SOUNDCHECK: Dunk Is Here—One Million Beers Later

It’s not a reunion but a debut

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Women’s Basketball Loses Close Game to Arizona State
Sports Nina Glick 11/21/25 Sports Nina Glick 11/21/25

Women’s Basketball Loses Close Game to Arizona State

A failed second-half comeback leaves the Broncos at 3-2 non-conference record

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SOUNDCHECK: Battle of the Cans @ The Depot
Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 11/21/25 Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 11/21/25

SOUNDCHECK: Battle of the Cans @ The Depot

Solace performs at the Battle of the Cans, livestreamed for the first time, raising food donations for a good cause

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Santa Clara University Seeks to Reevaluate Scholarship Allocations as NIL Era Expands
Sports Gabriel Symkowick 11/21/25 Sports Gabriel Symkowick 11/21/25

Santa Clara University Seeks to Reevaluate Scholarship Allocations as NIL Era Expands

With new name, image, and likeness and revenue-sharing rules, the University is reworking how it funds athletic scholarships

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Asych-or-Swim
Opinion Antonia Spellacy 11/21/25 Opinion Antonia Spellacy 11/21/25

Asych-or-Swim

In a post-pandemic world, should we go back to the classroom?

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Years in the Making: Santa Clara University’s First Quarter Offering Gender Inclusive Housing
News Clara Hudson. 11/21/25 News Clara Hudson. 11/21/25

Years in the Making: Santa Clara University’s First Quarter Offering Gender Inclusive Housing

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

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Broncos Honor Service at Mission Church Veterans Day Ceremony
Scene Dylan Ryu. 11/12/25 Scene Dylan Ryu. 11/12/25

Broncos Honor Service at Mission Church Veterans Day Ceremony

Admiral James O. Ellis Jr. called service a “gift” as students and ROTC cadets paid tribute to those who served

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No. 17 Broncos Water Polo Falls to No. 3 Stanford
Sports Gabriel Symkowick 11/10/25 Sports Gabriel Symkowick 11/10/25

No. 17 Broncos Water Polo Falls to No. 3 Stanford

Santa Clara showed flashes of brilliance in the third period but was unable to dethrone No. 3–ranked Stanford

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Bronco Volleyball Wins Fourth Straight Game
Sports Nina Glick 11/6/25 Sports Nina Glick 11/6/25

Bronco Volleyball Wins Fourth Straight Game

Santa Clara Volleyball defeated Portland in five-set win on Saturday

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The Owl’s Fall Coffeehouse: Plenty of Treats, No Tricks
Scene Joshua Nola 11/6/25 Scene Joshua Nola 11/6/25

The Owl’s Fall Coffeehouse: Plenty of Treats, No Tricks

The Owl hosts another successful night of fun for lovers of literature and music

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Fired Indiana University student newspaper adviser claims free speech violation in federal lawsuit
News Associated Press 11/5/25 News Associated Press 11/5/25

Fired Indiana University student newspaper adviser claims free speech violation in federal lawsuit

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

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SOUNDCHECK: On the Road Again to Bandcamp
Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 11/5/25 Scene Sofia Ruvalcaba. 11/5/25

SOUNDCHECK: On the Road Again to Bandcamp

Luke Carlson ’27 plays in three bands. And somehow, he never stops moving

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The Golden Goal: Men’s Club Soccer is Ready to Return to the Top
Sports Elliott Kams 11/3/25 Sports Elliott Kams 11/3/25

The Golden Goal: Men’s Club Soccer is Ready to Return to the Top

With league play officially underway, the Broncos are ready to score another championship

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ENACT Hosts Make Polluters Pay Rally
News Clara Hudson. 11/2/25 News Clara Hudson. 11/2/25

ENACT Hosts Make Polluters Pay Rally

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

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