Santa Clara County Establishes Ice-Free Zones
County Board of Supervisors passes measure to establish ICE-free zones amid increased immigration action in the Bay Area
Santa Clara Grads are Entering a Challenging Job-Market
The unemployment rate for recent college graduates is higher than the rest of the market for the first time in 10 years, according to the Federal Reserve
Diversity Forum Examines Anti-Blackness, Divestment and Campus Safety
Santa Clara University discussed how to turn campus initiatives into lasting change
What Students Can Do as CalFresh Funds Run Out
With federal food aid paused, Santa Clara University urges students to seek support through the Basic Needs Program and Bronco Pantry
Santa Clara University Hosts Song For Charlie Event
Created by parents of a Santa Clara student who passed from illicit Fentanyl, Song for Charlie hosts educational program “Just Say Know”
Flipped Car on El Camino Real Calls Student Safety into Question Again
A Santa Clara University student’s truck was flipped though no injuries were reported
SOUNDCHECK: BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT @ August Hall
BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT didn’t just sound like rockstars—they proved they are
New City of Santa Clara Logo Sets the Stage for Super Bowl LX and World Cup 2026
The City of Santa Clara’s new slogan aims to capture the city’s spirit ahead of hosting Super Bowl LX and the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Winter is Coming. Will the “Winds of Winter” Ever?
How the most watched show of all time ended in disaster
Santa Clara University’s Investment Office Details Endowment Returns
The office’s annual informational event on the endowment answered questions on the nature of the Universities’ investments
SOUNDCHECK: All Time Low @ San Jose Civic
Early 2000s pop-punk icons are turning millennial cringe into something fun again
Capeltic Coffee Launch Party
The Tseltal community from Chiapas, Mexico, comes to Santa Clara University in the form of coffee
More Than a Game: The Universal Appeal of Fantasy Football
Some are die-hard fans, others use it as a means to follow the action and most just like the thrill of taking down their friends
Yarisaied, Cantu, Conti, Pessoa Jinian and Strub Elected as First-Year Senators
Five students will represent the class of 2029 in the Associated Student Government after a week of campaigning
Protesters Gather as Federal Agents Arrive in the San Francisco Area
Hundreds protest in Alameda as federal border agents arrive in the Bay Area, drawing criticism from California leaders who call the deployment politically driven
SOUNDCHECK: BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT Prepares to Rock August Hall
I chatted with Colie Hutzler to talk BSD’s sound, style and the chaotic energy fans can expect at their August Hall performance
University Climate Report Shows Progress, Points to Gaps in Equity and Trust
New survey finds higher satisfaction and belonging among students and employees, though concerns over advancement and accessibility persist