Women’s athletic teams garner less support despite having more home wins

Julie H. Sullivan will also be the first layperson to serve as president in the university’s 171-year history

“Give Me the Future” upends reality and the meaning of ‘escape’

It shouldn’t have taken U.S. soccer this long to pay women and men equally

“Drive My Car” captures a splendid cinematic take on an unlikely friendship, highlighting a rising interest in East Asian Cinema

New Dowd exhibit features the distinctive styles of printmakers Golbganou Moghaddas and Art Hazelwood

This sports feature on Santa Clara basketball legend Steve Nash was originally published in The Santa Clara on Jan. 14, 1993 — back when Nash was a freshman on the team.

This news story was originally published in The Santa Clara on Nov. 19, 1992 and discusses student perceptions of Cowell Center.

This column was originally published in The Santa Clara on Jan. 27, 1977. Therese Suden argues that the Greek System traditions are “neither democratic nor imbued with Christian values.”

Originally published in The Santa Clara on Feb. 13, 1986, this news story marked the Feb. 10, 1986 opening of Santa Clara’s Multicultural Center (MCC).

Rams overcome upstart Cincinnati Bengals, hoist the Lombardi in LA

Registration week can be more stressful than finals

Ever-evolving alt rock trio Alt-J dials down for an expansive and introspective new LP.

Acting President Lisa Kloppenberg highlighted various moments of “Bronco Pride” that shone amidst the challenges of the past year

Novak Djokovic was banned from competing in the Australian Open due to his unvaccinated status, sparking controversy about the future of professional athletics in a pandemic

League implements new rules to reduce contact every year, further infuriating fans

Every time I feel good, I think it'll last forever. But then they forget a trigger warning

“Laurel Hell” weaves in feelings of love, loneliness and dread in an 80s synth-pop sound