The transition from college to the real world of business can be an intimidating process. In an ongoing effort to provide students with the tools they need to help bridge this gap and get a jump start on their lives, Santa Clara is starting the "SCUBrand4U" program. 

As a college student, not many things are more critical to planning a future than finding opportunities for experience and employment. While summer jobs can be great, flipping burgers or babysitting doesn't exactly make for a jaw-dropping resume when it comes to finding a long-term career in your field after graduation. 

Spoken word is a simple, yet beautiful language-based performance art. It's also well suited for competition, with participants writing an original poem and performing it in an engaging, moving way. Here on campus, there is an opportunity to see this kind of art performed.

Interested in seeing some Animal Planet in action?

The newest exhibit at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco is a beautiful glimpse into Dutch artwork. This unique show combines two different exhibits.

When tragedy strikes in a young child's life, the effects can be traumatic and change their lives for years to come. Luckily for some children who have been affected by cancer in their families, there is a valuable resource for them to deal with their situations: Camp Kesem.

At a loss for what to do this Valentine's Day? Spend the day in the city and check out some of the most beautiful spots in San Francisco. Whether you are hanging out with your best friends or with a significant other on this day of love, these spots are sure to bring good times and great memories.

Most people know Mardi Gras as a major celebration in the U.S. every year, but few understand why this event is so significant for the culture, families and traditions of the people of New Orleans. Truth is, the festivities shown on television can't capture the meaning behind this event.

As the midterms, papers and late nights typical of Week 5 made their presence apparent around campus, the Activities Programming Board offered students the chance to take a break with a healthy dose of laughter.

Sky High offers weekday specials such as Wild Wednesdays; only $12 for one hour and $1 for each additional hour, so take Van Halen's advice and "go ahead and jump!"

After a long week of midterms, not many things sound better than a night of dancing and enjoying refreshments with your friends, without even needing to leave campus. 

Students fill a jam-packed Leavey, selling out the Fall concert.

Lauren gives a brief inside look into the lifestyle of Granada. 

Take me out to the ball game! Summer is just around the corner and one of my favorite summer activities is attending Giants baseball games at AT&T Park.

By day, the group consists of all types of professions including engineers, veterinarians, students and computer programmers. But they share a common passion for all things furry.

Editor-in-chief Matt Rupel gives his take on life as a disabled college student.

"I couldn't relate to anybody else. I mean, obviously I was one of the only minorities at my orientation."