The University’s new center emphasizes ethics and interdisciplinary work, but students say access and curriculum will determine its impact

H-1B Workers in Silicon Valley Face Ticking Clock After Layoffs

Like bringing a hammer to surgery: sometimes helpful, sometimes not

With 20 events spanning disciplines, tUrn week invites the Santa Clara University community to confront the climate crisis with urgency and action

SCCAP’s annual march returned on April 10, drawing campus organizations and highlighting BIPOC and LGBTQ+ voices

At Santa Clara University, campus religious identity thrives—just not in the way that larger religious schools have taught us to expect

Once-eradicated diseases are resurging as vaccination rates decline

The new process removes medical exemption, narrows eligibility criteria and introduces a new third option for students wanting housing contract release

University officials highlight recent U.S. advisories on travel to Mexico 

Santa Clara University’s 13th Annual Hack for Humanity took place in Bergin Hall over the weekend

Every morning, long before you walk through the doors, the people who feed you are already at work

The first major core requirement proposal since 2009 sparks debate across campus

University report examines opportunities and challenges of switching to semesters

The financial gap limiting Study Abroad accessibility

A Santa Clara University student shares fears amid federal visa changes

A burglary at a Santa Clara University studio erased months of work for two seniors, who are now racing to recreate their final show

Concerns remain for the stability of the vital office amidst transitional period in leadership 

As Santa Clara prepares for the Super Bowl, uncertainty around federal enforcement has left some community members hesitant about joining the festivities