Spencer Epps 4/20/22 Spencer Epps 4/20/22

Drug Overdoses and Deaths Increase Nationwide as Dangerous Fentanyl Trend Moves Beyond Opioids

Santa Clara warns students of increasing presence of fentanyl throughout the state

Josie Collier 4/15/22 Josie Collier 4/15/22

There is No Plan B

Roe v. Wade might not make it to the end of this year

Carolyn Kuimelis 4/15/22 Carolyn Kuimelis 4/15/22

Commencement 2022: Your Questions Answered

Here’s what you need to know about this year’s graduation ceremony

Carolyn Kuimelis & Samantha Stahl 4/15/22 Carolyn Kuimelis & Samantha Stahl 4/15/22

A Conversation with Julie Sullivan

Santa Clara’s incoming president talks transparency, trust and communication

Nic Carpino 4/15/22 Nic Carpino 4/15/22

How Society Dehumanizes Athletes, and Why it Must Stop

Remembering Dwayne Haskins for all the right reasons

Ahiti Juarez. 4/15/22 Ahiti Juarez. 4/15/22

March Glows, April Woes

Santa Clara Men’s Baseball team looks to get back on track after a slow start to April

Matthew Lallas 4/15/22 Matthew Lallas 4/15/22

Life and Death in the Age of Climate Change

“The Endless End” explores the rich past and complicated present for all non-human life

Carolyn Kuimelis & Robby O'Brien 4/8/22 Carolyn Kuimelis & Robby O'Brien 4/8/22

Students file legal complaint alleging Santa Clara’s fossil fuel investments violate California law

Fossil Free SCU joins a growing number of divestment groups that have filed complaints against their universities

Josie Collier 4/8/22 Josie Collier 4/8/22

A Vial a Day Won’t Keep the Politicians Away

Insulin rationing is a health crisis that can’t being ignored

Cindy Nguyen 4/8/22 Cindy Nguyen 4/8/22

When Dating Takes a Dark Turn

“Fresh” gives feminist insight into the objectification women face in the dating world

Thomas Dunn 4/8/22 Thomas Dunn 4/8/22

March Madness 2022: A Movie Filled with Joy, Thrills, Agony and Tears

The Big Dance’s return with fans was one for the history books

Santa Clara 4/5/22 Santa Clara 4/5/22

Should we be proud of the SC community?

This opinion piece was originally published in The Santa Clara on Nov. 7, 1985. Steve Oddo questions the Santa Clara community’s commitment to diversity, activism and Jesuit principles

Santa Clara 4/5/22 Santa Clara 4/5/22

Inconvenient parking angers students

This news story was originally published in The Santa Clara on Oct. 5, 1995 and discusses Santa Clara’s alleged parking shortage

Santa Clara 4/5/22 Santa Clara 4/5/22

Escort service to assist in rape prevention at SCU

This news story was originally published in The Santa Clara on Nov. 16, 1978. It marks the start of an escort service similar to the Safe Walk program Santa Clara started this school year