As atmospheric rivers rage on in the Bay Area, Santa Clara commuter students may struggle with their travel to campus

Despite a “rebuilding” season, Santa Clara women’s soccer once again proves their dominance

In a competitive midterm election year, California voters face difficult choices about state propositions and candidates.

Koch Foundation donation to Ciocca Center remains a debate three years later

With most of the campus vaccinated and boosted, Santa Clara relaxes pandemic restrictions

Editor-in-Chief Samantha Stahl spoke with the incoming president about pressing issues facing students and the university

Lasting impressions: 2022 roster shenanigans

In the face of a mental health crisis on campus, the Counseling and Psychological Services created new resources to better support students

Santa Clara law professors unpack the Supreme Court’s draft opinion against reproductive rights

Adjunct faculty and lecturers file with NLRB to request a formal election process

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

What a Middle Eastern and North African checkbox could mean for MENA students

Julie H. Sullivan will also be the first layperson to serve as president in the university’s 171-year history

The Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 on Jan. 25, in favor of the 500-inmate maximum security jail after speakers condemned the project for hours

The university announces plans to return to in-person instruction after a month-long hiatus, despite apprehension from some students and faculty

Incident prompts email apology from department chair

While alumni, administrators and board members delivered speeches, a group of students scattered throughout the crowd held signs demanding that the university divest from fossil fuels

In the absence of a mandate, off-campus students ought to voluntarily increase testing habits