Top Story
Former President Locatelli Dies
Chancellor and former president dies of pancreatic cancer
Paul Leo Locatelli, S.J., Santa Clara University's chancellor and former president, died early this morning from pancreatic cancer. Locatelli died around 5 a.m. and was surrounded by his family and Jesuit brothers at the time of his death
SportsPresenting the best of 2009-2010 Female athlete of the year: Stephanie Wilson, X- Country Santa Clara women's cross country runner Stephanie Wilson was sixth overall at the 2009 NCAA West Regional and earned the school's first All-American honors in cross country. In additon, she recieved All-Academic honors. |
SceneShwayze concert rocks Leavey Center Alternative hip-hop duo Shwayze performed at the APB Spring Concert at Leavey Center Monday, May 24. Shwayze consists of two Malibu natives: Cisco Adler, who produces and plays guitar, and Shwayze (real name: Aaron Smith) who contributes rap to the collaborative effort. |
SceneBay to Breakers: Let the race begin This month, Santa Clara students flocked to thrift stores, American Apparel and costume shops to prepare for the highlight event of the spring season: Bay to Breakers. The 99-year-old 12k footrace is held annually in downtown San Francisco. The race starts near the northeast end of the city near the Embarcadero,the "bay" side of the city, ending at the "breakers" of Ocean Beach. |
|
More from The Santa Clara:
|

Female athlete of the year: Stephanie Wilson, X- Country Santa Clara women's cross country runner Stephanie Wilson was sixth overall at the 2009 NCAA West Regional and earned the school's first All-American honors in cross country. In additon, she recieved All-Academic honors.
Alternative hip-hop duo Shwayze performed at the APB Spring Concert at Leavey Center Monday, May 24. Shwayze consists of two Malibu natives: Cisco Adler, who produces and plays guitar, and Shwayze (real name: Aaron Smith) who contributes rap to the collaborative effort.
This month, Santa Clara students flocked to thrift stores, American Apparel and costume shops to prepare for the highlight event of the spring season: Bay to Breakers. The 99-year-old 12k footrace is held annually in downtown San Francisco. The race starts near the northeast end of the city near the Embarcadero,the "bay" side of the city, ending at the "breakers" of Ocean Beach. 

