The election is over, and there are some things that are certain.

The Santa Clara women's cross country team improved on their fourth place finish last season, taking third place at the West Coast Conference Championship this past weekend

The women's volleyball team will not only battle the Gonzaga Bulldogs this Thursday, but they will also aid in the battle against breast cancer.

Seth Rogen is quickly becoming what Will Ferrell was a few years ago -- funny, self-deprecating and unafraid to take his shirt off.

"That's our president!" students yelled in the library Tuesday night as Barack Obama was declared the President-elect.

A few short weeks ago, newspapers, radio announcements, TV newscasts and Internet headlines couldn't seem to stop reminding audiences that the United States is in a financial crisis. Now, headlines are considerably more benign. Gone are the dire predictions of worldwide financial disaster.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, who pioneered a microcredit system that gave people with little money the chance to be entrepreneurs, will speak on campus next week.

It's a full-time commitment, sometimes requiring upward of 30 to 40 hours a week. And this is just the offseason.

In popular movies and television, gender stereotypes are hilariously exaggerated in the on-screen relationships that have bred a culture of settling in the reality of dating.

Leaning on her crutches, Veronica Zepeda could only watch from the sidelines as the game clock ever so slowly reached the 90-minute mark at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in Highland Park, Texas.

"Put some music on," Joe asked, turning his head as he carefully merged onto the highway.

Green is the new blue

Initially, you're at the edge of your seat, excited about the seemingly endless possibilities. The plot line is drenched in drama and filled with unexpected twists and turns that keep you guessing.

Our generation inarguably witnessed history on Nov. 4. More importantly, our generation was largely responsible for the momentous decision we all witnessed.

As Dean of the School of Theatre at the California Institute and host of the Arts in the One World conference, Erik Ehn is no stranger to art and social justice.

In Hollywood, you know you've made it when you've checked into rehab.

When senior Christina Harris heard that she had been called one of the "biggest hos at SCU" on juicycampus.com, she was upset, she said.