Santa Clara University discussed how to turn campus initiatives into lasting change

With federal food aid paused, Santa Clara University urges students to seek support through the Basic Needs Program and Bronco Pantry

Created by parents of a Santa Clara student who passed from illicit Fentanyl, Song for Charlie hosts educational program “Just Say Know”

A Santa Clara University student’s truck was flipped though no injuries were reported 

The office’s annual informational event on the endowment answered questions on the nature of the Universities’ investments

Five students will represent the class of 2029 in the Associated Student Government after a week of campaigning

Hundreds protest in Alameda as federal border agents arrive in the Bay Area, drawing criticism from California leaders who call the deployment politically driven

New survey finds higher satisfaction and belonging among students and employees, though concerns over advancement and accessibility persist

From dining hall frustrations to calls for inclusion, seven new students make their case for leadership—but some familiar pledges may be hard to keep

Thousands gathered in downtown San Jose to denounce authoritarianism and call for America to be run by the masses, not a monarchy

With essential workers unpaid and federal services halted, the prolonged government shutdown seems to have no end in sight

Santa Clara University is complying with new state guidelines and requiring all students to complete various digital trainings 

After years of interim directors filling the role, Kassandra Alberico is excited to integrate herself into the community for the long-term

Before the ceasefire deal, Israeli and Palestinian activists at Santa Clara University urged rebuilding and a renewed path to peace

Since 1997, SCU EMS has provided critical services for Santa Clara University students, and has recently expanded to provide care beyond campus borders

Alcohol referrals fell, drug cases spiked then declined, and domestic violence rose in 2024. Next year, hazing statistics will be published for the first time

San Jose will light up with parades, music and rainbow pride all weekend long

Leaders warn of deep cuts and pitch a sales tax to keep hospitals running