University helps launch Academy of Blended Learning

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Droves of Students Attend Bay to Breakers

Colorful costumes highlight annual San Francisco race

Hundreds of Santa Clara students woke up at 3 a.m. to put on their wildest get-ups and hop aboard the 5:30 a.m. Caltrain to San Francisco for the annual Bay to Breakers race. Full story

Students Sample Food

Benson hosts small catering party to advertise

Students indulged their appetites on California wraps, Spanish tapas, spring mix, gazpacho shooters and more last Thursday afternoon. Bon Appétit hosted the popular Mission Catering Showcase and Nobili Bakery Expo. Full story

New App Connects Students to Activist Groups

Local startup tests mobile platform on campus

A new smart phone application, Act On, is being developed that will help consolidate volunteer opportunities, internships, job openings and information about the school and community and make it easier to get involved with nonprofit and activist groups. Full story

2013 Mr. RLC Crowned

Male representatives show off their talents

The event, Mr. RLC, organized by the Residential Learning Community Association, has been happening on campus for almost a decade now, and it has become a tradition that many students look forward to each spring. Full story

University Hosts Walk

Over 90 student athletes raise money for cancer

Santa Clara hosted the fifth annual 5K Pancreatic Cancer Walk to raise money to fund pancreatic research at University of California, San Francisco.  Full story

Pathway Program to Change

New curriculum requirement to be modified after first year

  With the first round of Pathway reflections almost all submitted, 240 graduating seniors still haven’t turned in their essays. Full story

Dean Appointed

Law School pioneers way with female leadership

Santa Clara has announced Lisa Kloppenberg as the new dean of the Law School, the first female to take position. Full story

When Zombies Attack Campus

Viral community game returns for the second year in a row

The game, known simply as HvZ (Humans vs. Zombies), plays out like a campus-wide tag competition, with some brain-hungry variations. Full story

Students Honored Mother Earth Across Campus

Clubs collaborate to set up festivities for holiday

The Earth Day Committee, Sustainability Office and other sustainability clubs collaborated to create an educational and influential day for Santa Clara students. Full story

Three Look to Presidency

Voting on Tuesday for Associated Student Government candidates

Judith Martinez Ryan Smart “Do the You in SCU.” Both candidates on the Martinez-Smart ticket are hoping to return to Associated Student Government after coming back from study abroad trips this past year. Their platform, “Do the You in SCU,” is based on a plan for a series of themes to bring out engagement from students with the community. Full story

Equal Pay Will Bring Better Lives for Women

Jonathan Tomczak

Women are now the majority of college graduates and, by some estimates, are responsible for 80 percent of U.S. spending. Yet despite this economic power, women are treated terribly as members of the working community. Full story

Equal Pay Will Bring Better Lives for Women

Jonathan Tomczak

Women are now the majority of college graduates and, by some estimates, are responsible for 80 percent of U.S. spending. Yet despite this economic power, women are treated terribly as members of the working community. Full story

Memories and Advice from Departing Broncos

  As June nears, the college years of Santa Clara’s senior class are coming to an end. Although it can be somewhat nerve-racking, post-college is an exciting time in any individual’s life.  As these beloved members of the Santa Clara community begin to take off into the “real world,” I wanted to ask a few seniors to reflect on their time at Santa Clara and offer a few words of advice to the younger classes. Full story

The Sore Losers’ Approach to Government

  If you can’t beat them, keep them from showing up. The act of paralyzing a regulatory department is part of a broader strategy by some members of Congress to render government departments all but useless. Because they lost the battle to prevent these agencies from being created in the first place, they choose to cut funding, restrict enforcement mechanisms and make the agencies jump through impossible hoops in order to provide oversight. Full story

Senior Staffers Bid Adieu to Santa Clara

Editor-in-Chief Farewell

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Growing Student Population Needs Classrooms

Despite the growing student body, Santa Clara still lacks classroom space. Full story

Growing Student Population Needs Classrooms

Despite the growing student body, Santa Clara still lacks classroom space. Full story

Gun Violence Culture is Possible Cause of Violence

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Congress Serves Interests Other Than Public

Jonathan Tomczak

Many hailed the continuing resolution passed by Congress and signed by President Barack Obama last month as a victory amid the budget stalemate. Full story