
October 16, 2026
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October 16, 2026


Editorial: The Ethics of Naming Names
The Cornell Daily Sun’s decision to name seven defendants raises difficult questions about journalistic responsibility, harm and accountability

Bronco Basketball Is Back with a Bay Area Battle
Santa Clara opens its season at Leavey Center with a showdown against Stanford on Saturday, Oct. 17

Fearsome Trio Casts a Spotlight on Bronco Women’s Volleyball
Morgan Hayes ’28, Macy Hinshaw ’28 and Cate Shanahan ’27 have stuffed the stat sheet for the Broncos this season, putting the entire nation on notice

In Defense of Twitter—I mean, X
College students under-utilize this app

Do College Sports Need Saving?
The NCAA wants Congress to write the rules for college sports—but coming to an agreement on what they will define may prove difficult

A Salient Political Climate Requires In-Person Protest
Online activism can only do so much

Women’s Golf Finishes Strong in Oklahoma
The Broncos shot 4-under par in the final round to finish third overall, while Chloe Lam ’28 tied Santa Clara’s 18-hole scoring record with a round of 66

New Name, New Identity
Campus Ministry’s rebrand opens doors for students who believed them to be closed

Growing & Gathering
The Forge Garden combines sustainability education with student involvement through gardening, food justice initiatives and community meals


Editorial: The Ethics of Naming Names
The Cornell Daily Sun’s decision to name seven defendants raises difficult questions about journalistic responsibility, harm and accountability

Bronco Basketball Is Back with a Bay Area Battle
Santa Clara opens its season at Leavey Center with a showdown against Stanford on Saturday, Oct. 17

Fearsome Trio Casts a Spotlight on Bronco Women’s Volleyball
Morgan Hayes ’28, Macy Hinshaw ’28 and Cate Shanahan ’27 have stuffed the stat sheet for the Broncos this season, putting the entire nation on notice

In Defense of Twitter—I mean, X
College students under-utilize this app

Do College Sports Need Saving?
The NCAA wants Congress to write the rules for college sports—but coming to an agreement on what they will define may prove difficult

A Salient Political Climate Requires In-Person Protest
Online activism can only do so much

Women’s Golf Finishes Strong in Oklahoma
The Broncos shot 4-under par in the final round to finish third overall, while Chloe Lam ’28 tied Santa Clara’s 18-hole scoring record with a round of 66

New Name, New Identity
Campus Ministry’s rebrand opens doors for students who believed them to be closed

Growing & Gathering
The Forge Garden combines sustainability education with student involvement through gardening, food justice initiatives and community meals