Drug Overdoses and Deaths Increase Nationwide as Dangerous Fentanyl Trend Moves Beyond Opioids
Santa Clara warns students of increasing presence of fentanyl throughout the state
Commencement 2022: Your Questions Answered
Here’s what you need to know about this year’s graduation ceremony
A Conversation with Julie Sullivan
Santa Clara’s incoming president talks transparency, trust and communication
Students file legal complaint alleging Santa Clara’s fossil fuel investments violate California law
Fossil Free SCU joins a growing number of divestment groups that have filed complaints against their universities
MENA Students Demand Representation at Santa Clara
What a Middle Eastern and North African checkbox could mean for MENA students
To Mask or Not to Mask
Santa Clara professors weigh in on the university’s updated mask requirements
Santa Clara Announces First Female President
Julie H. Sullivan will also be the first layperson to serve as president in the university’s 171-year history
The 2022 State of the University Address: Key Takeaways
Acting President Lisa Kloppenberg highlighted various moments of “Bronco Pride” that shone amidst the challenges of the past year
The Hut Bartender Arrested on Charges of Sexual Assault
The alleged victim is an undergraduate Santa Clara student
County Approves $390 Million New Jail Despite Opposition
The Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 on Jan. 25, in favor of the 500-inmate maximum security jail after speakers condemned the project for hours
Santa Clara Announces Return to In-Person Learning
The university announces plans to return to in-person instruction after a month-long hiatus, despite apprehension from some students and faculty
University-Hosted Clinic Administers Nearly 300 COVID Booster Shots
Administration partners with Carbon Health to provide students with a more accessible option to receive their booster vaccination ahead of the March 17 deadline
University Isolation Housing Reaches Capacity
Amid record-high on-campus infection rates, students with COVID-19 are left to self-isolate in residence halls shared with uninfected students
Online Learning Extended Through January
In light of a record-high 7.6% COVID-19 positivity rate on campus, faculty are encouraged but not required to continue exclusively remote instruction through Jan. 30
How a Global Pandemic Became a Beacon of Hope for San Francisco’s Homelessness Crisis
Despite a growing rate of homelessness throughout SF, new funds allocated to the city as part of the nation-wide COVID-19 relief plan offer promise to solve the century-old problem.
Presidential Search Committee Moves to Interview Phase
The committee has narrowed the candidate pool and will host virtual interviews this month to select finalists
Following Student-Led Demonstration, Board Commits Several Million to Funding Campus Mental Healthcare
In light of recent student deaths, the Santa Clara community demands improved mental health resources, condemns administration’s response to the tragedy
Family and Alumni Rally to Continue the Legacy of Star Water Polo Player
The Fraser family biked across the country to raise money for Cycle for Survival in honor of their son, Julian Fraser ‘18, who passed away from cancer at age 20