Voters across the U.S. delivered a mixed verdict during midterm elections that presented favorable conditions for a Republican wave.

In a booming California housing market, Santa Clara County residents and students are faced with difficult choices for affordable housing

In a competitive midterm election year, California voters face difficult choices about state propositions and candidates.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday regarding the continuation of affirmative action in higher education

As the struggle for human rights in Iran continues, MENA students coordinated a call for remembrance and administrative response

Koch Foundation donation to Ciocca Center remains a debate three years later

In response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, California will vote to amend the state constitution

With most of the campus vaccinated and boosted, Santa Clara relaxes pandemic restrictions

Despite meaningful campus strides towards sustainability, these efforts have not reached the eyes or ears of some students

Sullivan looks to further Santa Clara’s academic excellence and inclusive community

Santa Clara to form an action plan to create a more humane, just, and sustainable world

Facing high gas prices, commuter students sort priorities

Two years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Santa Clara maintains precautions against COVID-19

Editor-in-Chief Samantha Stahl spoke with the incoming president about pressing issues facing students and the university

California’s new law on plastic packaging is an encouraging sign for Santa Clara’s recycling efforts, but some have their doubts

Students and Campus Safety offer insights on earthquake readiness

California’s worsening droughts give Santa Clara University students and faculty pause for thought on what can be done

With the beginning of a new academic year, the Career Center is leaning into its student-centric programming with a focus on serving all students equitably