Reoccurring Love Jones performer David Lyons can’t recall a time when he couldn’t juggle. Breaking brains with his mind-bending juggling-in-the-dark routine, he doesn’t have plans to quit any time soon.

Placeholder News, a satirical magazine that focuses on Santa Clara, has gained an online presence, causing laughs for some Broncos and headaches for others.

Over 35 teams of students and local organizations attended this year’s Relay For Life to raise funds for cancer research and cancer patient resources.

Santa Clara was treated to a whirlwind festival of food, music, dancing and art on Sunday, as Global Village fused together elements from the Multicultural Center’s diverse clubs. This year’s theme was “Oh, The Places You’ll Go!”

At Santa Clara, taking a title home is no easy task. With the season fast approaching, those illustrious intramural championship t-shirts are on the minds of intramural athletes throughout campus.

There is an epidemic spreading through the population of young men in our country. It’s grabbing them by the short-hairs and not letting them go. This unforgiving plague has even made some of our fellow Broncos its victims.

The two-day conference offered a range of programs for participants. Each event asked what it means to be a member of the queer community and a student at a Jesuit university.

Every third Friday night each month, thousands of bicyclists ride through the streets of San Jose. Bike Party may be the greatest idea in Silicon Valley’s history.

Better known in cyberspace as Andie Roy, junior Chris Rotas is an electronic music producer whose SoundCloud page boasts several popular tracks, two of which have been played over 100,000 times.

After 146 years, Santa Clara Review is trying something different for the release of Vol. 102, Issue 1.

Students are in charge at this year’s Winter One-Act Festival. Theater majors and minors will take the lead by directing, producing, managing and performing two plays this weekend.

Some Broncos find a tight-knit community early on — in their freshman-level courses, within their sports teams, through their Greek organizations.

The Multicultural Center is currently hosting its quarterly MCC Week, a series of events that promote involvement and encourage critical thinking about diversity and culture on campus.

Daydream Nation, a monthly music showcase for alternative bands, will soon bring a new flavor of entertainment to the venue.

Focusing on understanding and equality, Max Nguyen, the director of the Multicultural Center, expressed the importance of diversity within our community.

A new year in music means a blank slate for budding artists, trending genres and established legends alike.

Old Sol’s new album, “Power and Will,” is not what you would expect from a hip-hop artist. Listen to any popular rap song and there are common themes: money, brands, sex and drugs. That is not Old Sol’s bag.

On Monday night, The White Panda played their version of nostalgic hits to create new memories.