Juniors Aaron Poor and Madeline Owen won the election for Associated Student Government president and vice president yesterday. Avery Unterreiner was elected as Senate Chair; sophomore and junior senators were also voted in.

After what could be called as a disappointing season, the Santa Clara women’s water polo team looked to end the year on a positive note in the Golden Coast Conference Championship this past weekend.

To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, a parade of cultural events will march through campus in the next two weeks.

The Santa Clara’s Scene section dives into the dating scene and sex lives of the student body to unveil the experiences, perspectives and challenges facing Broncos.

Members of the Santa Clara community will have to stamp out their cigarettes in compliance with a new policy banning the use of tobacco products on campus, beginning July 1, 2015.

Unless you spend your days living under a rock, you are likely well aware that California is currently wallowing in one of the worst droughts in recent memory. That is, of course, only if you live somewhere other than Santa Clara.

Four Bronco alumni discussed their fondest memories of Santa Clara’s former football team, the university social scene and the connections they made while on campus during a talk to students on April 22.

Tempers flared as students debated the controversial issue of Santa Clara’s investments in fossil fuel extraction companies on Tuesday.

“Talking about vaginas is a taboo topic, while talking about male genitalia is considered comedic and normal."

Witnesses to the social, political and military atrocities that took place during the 1947 Partition of British India spoke on campus Tuesday night about their life experiences.

On Saturday, the hyper-anticipated bout between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. will finally be underway.

Karalus was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America Midseason Stopper of the Year Watch List this weekend.

The women’s track team saw several top-10 finishers this weekend at the Brutus Hamilton Invitational on Friday.

In celebration of Earth Day yesterday, students signed a “60 Seconds Less” pledge, an initiative launched to get students to take shorter showers and save water during a critical state-wide drought.

What if the diseases of old age were a thing of the past — no more memory loss, dementia or impaired mobility?

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.