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New Counseling and Psychological Resources on Campus
News Annie Johnson 9/23/22 News Annie Johnson 9/23/22

New Counseling and Psychological Resources on Campus

In the face of a mental health crisis on campus, the Counseling and Psychological Services created new resources to better support students

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 A Growing Epidemic of Extremism in America
News Sarah Young 5/23/22 News Sarah Young 5/23/22

A Growing Epidemic of Extremism in America

The Buffalo shooting has prompted concerns about extremism and hate crimes

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Anomalies Define the 2022 California Primaries
News Mitchell Heckmann 5/23/22 News Mitchell Heckmann 5/23/22

Anomalies Define the 2022 California Primaries

Unprecedented Resignation, Redistricting, and Unique U.S. Senate Voting Characterize this Election Cycle

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Key Takeaways from Roe v. Wade Discussion
News Claire Murphy 5/13/22 News Claire Murphy 5/13/22

Key Takeaways from Roe v. Wade Discussion

Santa Clara law professors unpack the Supreme Court’s draft opinion against reproductive rights

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Santa Clara Students Rally for Reproductive Rights
News Robby O'Brien 5/13/22 News Robby O'Brien 5/13/22

Santa Clara Students Rally for Reproductive Rights

Hundreds gathered to support abortion rights in light of the Roe v. Wade draft opinion leak

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Santa Clara Faculty File for Unionization
News Claire Murphy 4/29/22 News Claire Murphy 4/29/22

Santa Clara Faculty File for Unionization

Adjunct faculty and lecturers file with NLRB to request a formal election process

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ASG Holds Debate Ahead of Presidential Elections
News Robby O'Brien 4/27/22 News Robby O'Brien 4/27/22

ASG Holds Debate Ahead of Presidential Elections

The presidential candidates exchanged remarks about mental health, Greek life reaffiliation and their motivations for running

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​​Drug Overdoses and Deaths Increase Nationwide as Dangerous Fentanyl Trend Moves Beyond Opioids
News Spencer Epps 4/20/22 News Spencer Epps 4/20/22

​​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

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Commencement 2022: Your Questions Answered
News Carolyn Kuimelis 4/15/22 News Carolyn Kuimelis 4/15/22

Commencement 2022: Your Questions Answered

Here’s what you need to know about this year’s graduation ceremony

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A Conversation with Julie Sullivan
News Carolyn Kuimelis & Samantha Stahl 4/15/22 News Carolyn Kuimelis & Samantha Stahl 4/15/22

A Conversation with Julie Sullivan

Santa Clara’s incoming president talks transparency, trust and communication

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Students file legal complaint alleging Santa Clara’s fossil fuel investments violate California law
News Carolyn Kuimelis & Robby O'Brien 4/8/22 News Carolyn Kuimelis & Robby O'Brien 4/8/22

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

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MENA Students Demand Representation at Santa Clara
News Olivia Owens & Matthew Lallas 4/1/22 News Olivia Owens & Matthew Lallas 4/1/22

MENA Students Demand Representation at Santa Clara

What a Middle Eastern and North African checkbox could mean for MENA students

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To Mask or Not to Mask
News Claire Murphy 3/29/22 News Claire Murphy 3/29/22

To Mask or Not to Mask

Santa Clara professors weigh in on the university’s updated mask requirements

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Santa Clara Announces First Female President
News Robby O'Brien 3/1/22 News Robby O'Brien 3/1/22

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

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The 2022 State of the University Address: Key Takeaways
News Robby O'Brien 2/18/22 News Robby O'Brien 2/18/22

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

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The Hut Bartender Arrested on Charges of Sexual Assault
News Maggie Bannan 2/4/22 News Maggie Bannan 2/4/22

The Hut Bartender Arrested on Charges of Sexual Assault

The alleged victim is an undergraduate Santa Clara student

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County Approves $390 Million New Jail Despite Opposition
News Robby O'Brien 2/4/22 News Robby O'Brien 2/4/22

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

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Santa Clara Announces Return to In-Person Learning
News Claire Murphy 1/27/22 News Claire Murphy 1/27/22

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

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The 2024–2025 club volleyball season is off to a great start for both the men’s and women’s teams! Both teams are striving for national titles with their impressive victories and promising young players. Read more about how Setareh
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Twenty-nine years after its establishment, Santa Clara University is revising its core curriculum to better accommodate large major requirements. The potential changes to its requirements are not planned to impact current students, although the earli
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