Santa Clara earns a No. 10 seed and will face the Kentucky Wildcats in the first round

Despite the loss to Gonzaga, the Broncos are hopeful to receive a bid to March Madness

Santa Clara beats Saint Mary’s 76-71 in the WCC Tournament semifinal to advance to the championship game

The Broncos advance to the semifinal round after defeating Pacific 76-68 and will face conference rival Saint Mary’s

Santa Clara University enters the West Coast Conference Tournament, needing a deep run to strengthen its case for an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament

Santa Clara men’s basketball falls to Saint Mary’s 86-67 in Moraga, dropping to third place in the WCC standings

With two games left until the WCC tournament, the Broncos remain on the bubble of March Madness, looking to punch their ticket to the dance for the first time since the 1995-1996 season

Santa Clara men’s basketball improves to 14-2 in the WCC, powered by Elijah Mahi’s career high 30-point performance

The Broncos’ fighters claimed two wins out of three matches

Santa Clara men’s basketball fought hard against a ranked WCC rival

Tune in for live updates as Santa Clara men’s basketball takes on the 12th ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs in a sold out matchup at the Leavey Center tonight in one of the most anticipated Bronco sports events in recent history.

The Inclusive Excellence Division has announced the immediate departure of the OAE’s director and assistant director, with no successors or interim staff yet named

Men’s Basketball defeats University of Pacific and stays undefeated at home

Business student, Marcus Alexander Muench Casanova ’29, was found dead near Devil’s Backbone Wednesday

 Police arrested a driver on suspicion of DUI after a crash at Bellomy Street, Park Avenue and The Alameda

Santa Clara celebrated Jalen Williams with a jersey retirement ceremony, honoring his deep connection to the program and his accomplishments in the NBA

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

The NCAA just opened the door to gambling among student-athletes; what could possibly go wrong?