The basement of the Benson Memorial Center flooded last night after a water line in the Campus Post Office exploded.

Cornel West spoke at two Santa Clara events and captivated audiences with his graciousness and intensity while he offered raw opinions on the problems within American society.

Last week, Santa Clara released its 2014 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report — which named the number of sexual offenses that occurred from 2011 to 2013 — in accordance with the Clery Act, a federal statute requiring universities to log crime statistics.

Santa Clara upperclassmen told me to study abroad. They didn’t explain why — they just said I had to. Studying abroad in Paris, the international fashion capital, soon became one of my college goals.

Nobody thought the San Francisco Giants would win their Division Series matchup against the Washington Nationals. By nobody, I mean the “experts.”

Santa Clara’s Associated Student Government held a public forum Wednesday night to answer any questions and quell student fears and anxieties about a proposed city ordinance.

Two Santa Clara hubs for Internet ethics have been named as recipients of a portion of $9 million-settlement from a class-action lawsuit brought against Netflix.

Four electronic artists with varying styles competed for cheers of fans at San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom on Oct. 1.

The Broncos faced a gruesome schedule that included visiting the No. 24 ranked University of San Diego and then battling No. 10 Brigham Young University in Utah this past weekend.

Eneme scored a goal versus West Coast Conference opponent University of San Diego in a losing effort. The score was 2-1.

In his film “Annie Hall,” Woody Allen famously declares “Those who can’t do, teach. And those who can’t teach, teach gym.”

The Bronco squad hosted their first game at Sullivan Aquatic Center of the season last Saturday night to a full and energetic crowd.

Santa Clara competed with two West Coast Conference foes at Loyola Marymount University and the University of San Diego this weekend, tying the Lions and falling to the Toreros.

Sir Richard Branson, the founder of the Virgin Group, is the news once more, this time regarding an issue that could see Santa Clara students tossing sunscreen into backpacks and dusting off their passports.

President Michael Engh, S.J., announced in September that Santa Clara will ban tobacco use. The decision was made in response to a proposal drafted by two Santa Clara faculty members, which calls for a tobacco-free campus.

With over 1,300 students attend- ing, Santa Clara’s largest career fair since the economic recession took place yesterday.

Blueprints for new dorms and research buildings are among Santa Clara’s ambitious goals to expand the university. By 2020, the school aims to increase its student population, improve educational quality and boost its national reputation.

John Joseph Torres Gonzalez, a Mountain View resident, has allegedly been trespassing on off-campus student homes since last school year. Students reported this man to the Office of Student Life in September.