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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Students and local artists unite for Santa Clara’s annual Día de los Muertos celebration, honoring life, memory and culture

An atypical approach to social justice 

Santa Clara University student bands use Halloween spirit to highlight importance of live music

Early 2000s pop-punk icons are turning millennial cringe into something fun again

Some are die-hard fans, others use it as a means to follow the action and most just like the thrill of taking down their friends