Top College News Subscribe to the Newsletter

Thank you for your interest in advertising with The Santa Clara, Santa Clara University's weekly undergraduate newspaper. Please read below to find out more information on our rates and advertising policies. Contact the ad department at advertising@thesantaclara.com or at (408) 554-4445 for more information.


Print (display) advertising

Rates and pricing

On-Campus
Off-Campus
Size 24X 12X 6X 1X 24X 12X 6X 1X
Full Page
5 cols. x 16 in.
10 in. x 16 in.
$400 $450 $500 $600 $925 $1060 $1190 $1320
1/2 Page
5 cols. x 8 in.
10 in. x 8 in.
$250 $300 $325 $400 $420 $480 $540 $600
1/4 Page
3 cols. x 8 in.
5.96 in. x 8 in.
$175 $200 $225 $250 $315 $360 $400 $450
1/8 Page
2 cols. x 5 in.
3.9 in. x 5 in.
$115 $135 $150 $200 $210 $240 $270 $300
Business Card
2 cols. x 3 in.
3.9 in. x 3 in.
$40 $44 $50 $55 $55 $65 $70 $80
  • Add 10 percent for color ads.
  • The Santa Clara will provide color ad placement when possible. The Santa Clara does not guarantee color ad placement mkochar22@gmail.com for more information.
  • The Santa Clara does not currently offer classified advertising.

The Santa Clara is published weekly on Thursdays throughout the academic year except during holidays and examination periods. All spaces for advertising must be reserved by the Friday before publication. This includes ads designed by The Santa Clara. Ad material is due by the Monday before publication.


The Santa Clara only accepts digitally prepared ad material. Files used for display ads must either be 1) Illustrator format or 2) a PDF file with all fonts embedded (documents that contain unresolved errrors after the sumbission deadline will be assessed a $15 digital conversion fee). Documents from Microsoft Word, Publisher or other third-party programs will not be accepted.


All display ads are measured width-wise in column inches and height-wise in standard inches. This is because each page in the paper is five columns across. The dimensions of a full page are 10.0 inches wide by 16 inches tall, or 5.0 column inches wide by 16 inches tall. The minimum ad size is 2 column inches by 3 standard inches.


Advertising production

Spot changes
(dates, words, minor additions)
$12.00
Digital conversion/size changes
(any size change to a previously made ad,
or digital file conversion for our presses)
$15.00
Full design $50.00


Online advertising

The Santa Clara now offers online advertising to our clients. Our Web site, thesantaclara.com, receives more than 7,000 hits daily and more than 100,000 hits on average monthly. We currently accept two online ad formats, GIF and JPEG. Shockwave Flash files are not accepted at this time. Ads must be ready-made and sent to us, via e-mail, at the time of your insertion order.


Our three sizes and rates:

SizeWeekly rate
Vertical banner
(120 x 240 IMU)
$60
Full (Horizontal) banner
(468 x 60 IMU)
$70
Square banner
(300 x 250 IMU)
$100

Discounts available: 1-month term: 10% 3-month term: 20% 6-month term: 30%

Our policies


Tradition and ethics

The Santa Clara will not publish ads which intend to incite violence, are obscene or libelous, or cast aspirations on groups or individuals because of race, sex, sexual preference, age, religion, national origin or physical disability.


Layout

Positioning of ads is determined by The Santa Clara. Exact placement may be available upon request, but is subject to approval by The Santa Clara.


Payment

Payment in advance is required of all advertisers unless credit is approved by publisher. Accounts are due and payable upon billing and become past due on the 10th day following statement date. A service charge of 1.5 percent per month will be assessed on overdue balances, 50 cents minimum. All bulk advertising buys must be pre-paid. The Santa Clara reserves the right to assess late-payment fees for delinquent accounts.


The Santa Clara accepts check or money order only. Credit cards are not accepted. (University departments and organizations must pay using an expense transfer form, which will be included with your invoice.)


I/We agree that should it become necessary for The Santa Clara to institute legal proceedings for the collection of any balance due under this account, I/We agree to pay reasonable attorney's fees to be fixed by the court, and all costs to suit.


There is no charge for basic typesetting and layout.


Please read our policies/conditions, listed below, and contact an ad representative at mkochar22@gmail.com or at (408)554-4445 for more information.


Conditions

As used in this section the term “publisher” shall refer to The Santa Clara. The publisher reserves the right to edit, alter, omit, or refuse any advertising submitted for publication and to insert the word “Advertisement” where deemed appropriate.


The Santa Clara accepts no liability for its failure, for any cause, to insert an advertisement. Liability for any error appearing in an advertisement is limited to the cost of the space actually occupied. No allowance, however, will be granted for an error that does not materially affect the value of the advertisement. To qualify for an adjustment, any error must be reported within 15 days of publication date. Credit for errors is limited to first insertion.


Drawings, artwork and articles for reproduction are accepted only at advertiser’s risk and should be clearly marked to facilitate return.


Advertisements are accepted upon the representation that the advertiser and/or its agency have the right to publish the contents thereof. In consideration of such publication, advertiser and its agency agree to indemnify and hold publisher harmless against any expenses and/or loss by reason of any claims arising out of publication.


Publisher is not liable for delays in delivery and/or nondelivery in the event of an Act of God, action by any government entity, fire, flood, earthquake, insurrection, riot, explosion, embargo, strikes whether legal or illegal, labor or material shortage, transportation interruption of any kind, work slowdown, or any condition beyond the control of publisher affecting production or delivery in any manner.


Publisher shall have the right to hold advertiser and/or its advertising agency jointly and severally liable for such monies as are due and payable to the publisher for advertising which advertiser or its agent ordered and which advertising was published.


The Santa Clara reserves the right to revise its advertising rates at any time. Announcement of an increase shall be made four weeks in advance to contract advertisers. Conditions other than rates are subject to change by publisher without notice.


All advertising orders are accepted subject to other provisions, terms, and rates of our current rate card. Advertisers failing to meet contract requirements for frequency or number of inches will be re-billed at a higher rate corresponding to the actual amount of space used at the earned frequency or bulk rate.


No conditions other than those set forth in this rate card shall be binding on the publisher unless specifically agreed to in writing by the publisher. Publisher will not be bound by conditions printed or appearing on order blanks or copy instructions which conflict with provisions of the rate card.


No verbal agreement altering the rates and/or terms of this rate card shall be recognized.



Ethical Guidelines

The Santa Clara will not publish advertising deemed to incite violence or cast aspirations on groups or individuals because of race, sex, sexual orientation, age, religion, national origin or physical disability.


Deadline

Sunday at 9 p.m. for space reservation and artwork. Earlier deadlines apply for some holidays and special issues.


Premium Placement

Fifteen percent will be added to the ad cost for Premium Page Placement.The Santa Clara will make every effort to comply with reasonable placement requests when possible but no placement is guaranteed.


Publication Schedule

The Santa Clara is a weekly newspaper published 24 times during the academic year. The paper is published on Thursdays. There is no publication during exam periods, academic holidays, and summer breaks.


Digital Formatting

The Santa Claraonly accepts digitally prepared ad material. Files used for display ads must either be 1) a high-quality JPEG image or 2) a PDF file with all fonts embedded. Documents from Microsoft Word, Publisher or other third-party programs will not be accepted.


Mechanical Information

All display ads are measured width-wise in column inches and height-wise in standard inches. This is because each page in the paper is five columns across. The dimensions of a full page are 10.0 inches wide by 16 inches tall, or 5.0 column inches wide by 16 inches tall. The minimum ad size is 2 column inches by 3 standard inches.


Mechanical Information

All display ads are measured width-wise in column inches and height-wise in standard inches. This is because each page in the paper is five columns across. The dimensions of a full page are 10.0 inches wide by 16 inches tall, or 5.0 column inches wide by 16 inches tall. The minimum ad size is 2 column inches by 3 standard inches.

News

More »

forge

Hunger Week Hosted to Raise Awareness

New club holds events to illuminate social problems, find solutions

Educating students about the issues of hunger and poverty and explaining how these impact the daily lives of many people are the two main goals of Santa Clara’s new club — Bridging the Gap: Alleviating Poverty. This week, BTGAP joined the Food and Agribusiness Institute to host Hunger Week.

Full story

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

Global Themes Represented in Reflections

Four departments work together to execute project

The Visual Culture of Bollywood exhibit, currently displayed in the lower level of the Harrington Learning Commons, gives students an opportunity to view other cultures and social forms.

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

Free Drinks, Free Food, Free Advice Offered

Graduates given practical tips during weekly events

Seniors have been gathering every Tuesday night to discuss life after Santa Clara. The Alumni Association has been organizing Life After SCU to help soon-to-be alumni get ready for the real world.

Full story

Building Begins

Ceremony celebrates decathlon team’s progress

 

The Solar Decathlon team held a ground breaking ceremony last Thursday, showcasing the structure they have designed for this year’s national competition.

Full story

PredPol Predicts Crime

Mathematical algorithm aids policing method

George Mohler, an assistant professor in the mathematics and computer science department at Santa Clara University, is one of the masterminds behind Predictive Policing, a new computer software.

Full story

Students Recognize Peers With Awards

Students and organizations recognized for service

The Bucky Awards, a completely student-run award ceremony, will be held this year for the first time to honor students and organizations that have shown outstanding leadership, determination, dedication and service to Santa Clara’s community.

Full story

Top Story

University Prepares for Potential Disaster

Student medical officers train for major emergency

Trained members of Santa Clara’s Emergency Medical Services rushed freshman Alyna Merall out of O’Connor Hall last Sunday from a hypothetical plane crash in a dramatic moment from the Mass Casualty Drill last Sunday.  Following last week’s bombings in Boston, SCU EMS responded to a mock plane crash with student volunteers as injured victims in the Mass Casualty Incident Drill, organized so that the school’s first responders could practice reacting quickly and effectively in the event of a dangerous situation on campus. 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

Eating Away at Impacts on the Environment

Bon Appétit shows how diets influence climate

This Monday, Bon Appétit, collaborating with Sustainability at SCU, will be hosting the sixth annual Low Carbon Diet Day, geared towards educating students on how to refine their diets to help positively affect climate change.

Full story

Swap Donations

Benefits go to communities and homeless shelters

Santa Clara celebrates third annual Swap for Good, an organization that collects donations for victims of domestic violence. 

Full story

New BART Lines Expected

Construction anticipated to run through 2018

Santa Clara County finally ready to begin long anticipated expansion of BART to San Jose. 

Full story

Wynn Bullock

Museum Features Landscape Photography

New exhibit shows Bay Area-inspired pieces

Former Bay Area photographer Wynn Bullock's work, a combination of abstract and realistic photographs, is displayed at the de Saisset Museum. 

Full story

Opinion

More »

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

opinion

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

Education Reform Fighting Partisan Backlash

Jonathan Tomczak

The increasing kickback against efforts to improve America’s education system is a terrible mistake. Since 2009, 45 states have agreed to adopt the Common Core State Standards, a set of guidelines that lay out in broad strokes what children should have learned by a certain grade. Full story

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

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

Read the PDF

Scene

More »

“For Colored Girls” Evokes Emotion With Art

Poetry and dance fuse into a powerful performance

This passionate and captivating rendition of Ntozake Shange’s “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf” dives into a new world of theater, both in content and structure, with 20 enthralling poems integrated with choreography. Full story

Stage Gets Footloose

Last musical of the year promises high-energy fun

Amidst the stress and monotony of finals, students can find a perfect opportunity to take a break from their studies and let loose: SCU Presents’ rendition of the 1984 classic, “Footloose.” Full story

Film Festival to Exhibit Cinematic Debuts

Popular annual showcase of student talent to continue

The Genesis Film Festival, a highly anticipated event, is coming up, and will present student efforts. This annual festival was started four years ago by several communication professors on campus as a way to proudly display the work of their students. Full story

Take Your Workout into the Great Outdoors

Make the most of the sun and get fit in the fresh air

Katrina discusses the benefits of spring time excercise.  Full story

spring cleaning

Spring Cleaning is in the Air

Jade Estrada

Jade gives helpful tips for spring cleaning  Full story

Discovering the Face Behind The Chalk

Unique art form cropping up around campus

Madelaine Corbit uses her chalk art as unique advertising medium for the school. 

Full story

“The Vagina Monologues” Celebrate Femininity

Poignant women-based show wows audience

A whirlwind of honest humor, social analysis and a heavy dose of girl power — “The Vagina Monologues” were performed this past weekend, aiming to empower and celebrate women.

Full story

“Wolf” Wearing Sheeps’ Clothing

New release recreates hip hop group’s image

Ethan discusses Tyler the creator's second release, "Wolf".  Full story

Growing Student Population Needs Classrooms

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

Top Story

relay

Relay Breaks Record in Cancer Fundraising

A high turnout makes for a high impact event

The Relay, which started on campus in 2009, had, by far, the biggest turnout ever for Santa Clara with 526 participants composing of 40 teams, and raising a record amount of $56,305.84 since August. Full story

global village

Multiculturalism Shared at Global Village

Performances, food, and fun activities showcase diversity on campus. 

Full story

New Event Sprinksgiving Thanks Donors

A display of gratitude for those who support our school

The Santa Clara Student Philanthropy Committee is launching what they hope will be a new traditional event on campus, a day to create a project that will show how much students appreciate those who donate to our school. 

Full story

Major Lazer Frees the Universe

Digital reggae duo creates hypnotic dance-hall vibes

Major Lazer and Diplo: globe trotting duo that never ceases to amaze or surprise.

Full story

  • Philip’s Finds

    San Francisco’s de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park make up the city’s public arts institution. Both venues host a variety of exhibits that service the arts in a mission to extend and enhance their service as art museums and institutions.

  • Philip’s Finds

    San Francisco’s de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park make up the city’s public arts institution. Both venues host a variety of exhibits that service the arts in a mission to extend and enhance their service as art museums and institutions.

  • Off-Campus Party Scene Draws Attention

    Party scene intensifies and attracts national attention to the Santa Clara social scene.

Sports

More »

tennis

Le Eyes Tournament Success

Santa Clara tennis star takes on the nation’s elite

Santa Clara women’s tennis player Katie Le finds herself competing amongst the best in her sport following a successful season. Full story

Era Comes to Close in England

Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down as manager of Manchester United, one of England’s most successful soccer clubs in the sport’s history. Full story

Top Story

intramurals

Teams Gear Up for Spring Intramural Playoffs

Bronco students reveal their competitive natures

The intramural sports currently being offered include 3-on-3 basketball, soccer, softball, tennis and triples volleyball. Full story

athlete of the week

Athlete of the Week, Week 7:C.J. Jacobe, Baseball

The sophomore outfielder hit a two-run homerun against the University of Cincinnati on Saturday to lead the Bronco. Full story

warrior

Warriors Pushed to the Edge

Golden State finds itself up against a wall after loss to Spurs

The San Antonio Spurs got the added energy Gregg Popovich wanted against the Golden State Warriors and a stellar performance from Tony Parker that they desperately needed. Full story

49ers’ New Stadium Named

  The San Francisco 49ers’ new home currently being built in Santa Clara will be called “Levi’s Stadium,” pending an agreement with the city. Full story

sharks

Sharks Sweep Up Vancouver

San Jose sees rare playoff success in first round

Sharks prove to be yet another Bay Area powerhouse team and advance in the playoffs. 

Full story

Broncos Go Out in Style on Senior Day

Softball wins twice in last five games of season

 

Aside from finishing the season with a win, the Broncos will look to rebound next spring with more satisfying results. They finish their season with a 8-46 record, including a 5-19 conference mark.

Full story

LeBron Reigns Supreme

On Sunday, it was announced that James received 120 out of a possible 121 first-place votes to win the prestigious award as NBA's Most Valuable Player, one vote shy of making NBA history.

Full story

Diamond Struggles Continue

Winless conference season nears completion

The weekend brought the Broncos’ conference record to 0-21, while their overall record sits at 10-35.

Full story

rowing

Rowing Teams Near Finish

Top men and women’s boats struggle at Lake Natoma

  Neither of the top men or women’s boats returned to the Mission Campus with any hardware this past weekend, but both rowing teams are looking ahead to their final races of the season with a sense of optimism.  Full story

NBA Player Collins Comes Out

   Jason Collins became the first male athlete who is still active in a major American team sport to publicly come out. Full story

Top Story

sailing

Sailing Team Headed for National Regatta

Santa Clara qualifies for the pinnacle event of the season

For the first time ever, the Santa Clara sailing team has advanced to nationals. Full story

athlete of the week

Athlete of the Week: Stephanie Clements, Women's Water Polo

The senior closed out her career with 22 saves in the Western Water Polo Association conference tournament. Full story

Top Story

tennis

Pham, Broncos Close Out Regular Season Strong

Two weekend wins set up team for postseason

The No. 60 Santa Clara men’s tennis team closed out the regular season in style last weekend, defeating conference opponents Gonzaga University and the University of Portland at the Degheri Tennis Center. Full story

One Giant Guessing Game

 The seven-round, three-day NFL draft is the equivalent of a New Year's celebration for NFL fans, coming right in the middle of the offseason.  Full story

women

Women’s Tennis Makes History

Broncos finish regular season atop conference for first time ever

  A year after the men’s team scored their first ever NCAA bid, the women’s team has earned a share of their first West Coast Conference championship. Full story

athlete of the week julia peters

Athlete of the Week, Week 4: Julia Peters, Women's Water Polo

  The redshirt freshman was named to the Western Water Polo Assoication’s First Team. Full story