SCU students attend the annual Coachella festival, which hosts nearly 150 worthwhile acts spanning five different stages to navigate through and enjoy.

N*GGER WETB*CK CH*NK is a three-man show that combines theatre, comedy, slam poetry, hip hop and personal anecdotes to address issues of race, stereotypes and diversity. 

A small group of Santa Clara students collaborated with Professor Jonathan Fung in the communication department to produce a film exploring human trafficking in San Francisco.

N*GGER WETB*CK CH*NK is a three-man show that combines theatre, comedy, slam poetry, hip hop and personal anecdotes to address issues of race, stereotypes and diversity. 

Here at Santa Clara, "The Hunger Games" craze is bringing people together in creative ways and is being used as a platform to raise awareness about important issues, including world hunger and poverty.

Here at Santa Clara, "The Hunger Games" craze is bringing people together in creative ways and is being used as a platform to raise awareness about important issues, including world hunger and poverty.

Each year, students have the opportunity to travel to parts of the U.S. unfamiliar to them, such as New Orleans, San Francisco, Tucson and Appalachia, in order to learn about the experiences of these areas' marginalized communities firsthand.

Each year, students have the opportunity to travel to parts of the U.S. unfamiliar to them, such as New Orleans, San Francisco, Tucson and Appalachia, in order to learn about the experiences of these areas' marginalized communities firsthand.

Here at Santa Clara, "The Hunger Games" craze is bringing people together in creative ways and is being used as a platform to raise awareness about important issues, including world hunger and poverty.

With a larger electronic music following at Santa Clara and an increase in electronic music events both on and off campus, student DJs like Belogolovsky finally have a niche within the campus community to do what they love.

The 2012 Oscar winners make history.

Students share their reasons for blogging and cover a range of topics: from faith to culture to frozen yogurt.

With an internship fair upon us, learn how to best prepare for career events.

"We hope for a good service learning partnership where the service that's provided is reciprocal information between the students and the community."

Santa Clara students have recently shown a lot of interest in electronic music events. 

Creators Taylor Roden and Ryan Chew talk about "SCU Memes," the student-run Facebook page that features user-generated memes about Santa Clara campus life.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, poetry slam "Why You Hurt Me So Bad?" will feature original pieces by Santa Clara students, exploring various instances of love gone awry.

"I know that caffeine is like a drug so I am essentially addicted to a drug," Antonelli continued. "I've heard the impact it has on my body, but it gets me up and through the day. I call it the ‘juice of life.' "