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Amielynn Abellera ’04 is thrilled to be here
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Amielynn Abellera ’04 is thrilled to be here
Passion, persistence, and a passable Tagalog accent were key to landing her breakout role on “The Pitt.”
Evan Fine ’25 made award-winning short films with two five-watt light bulbs and one creative vision
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Evan Fine ’25 made award-winning short films with two five-watt light bulbs and one creative vision
Now, he’s headed to Stanford Law to pursue space law.
From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
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From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
After an injury changed her path, Laura Hollison ’20 found a way to combine her passions for dance and healthcare in physical therapy.
University faculty and Indigenous youth explore native plants and linocut art at fourth annual Ohlone Culture Camp
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University faculty and Indigenous youth explore native plants and linocut art at fourth annual Ohlone Culture Camp
From the Forge Garden to the printing block: how a summer camp hosted at Santa Clara is passing down Muwekma Ohlone tradition.
What good is creativity at a time like this?
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What good is creativity at a time like this?
Creative writing Assistant Professor Kai Harris weighs in on the value of artistry in difficult moments.
Making music, to me, is religion
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Making music, to me, is religion
Sam Pluta ’01 says creating music with others is an act of deep connection.
A team from Santa Clara University’s business school is working to use AI to uncover Nazi-looted art
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A team from Santa Clara University’s business school is working to use AI to uncover Nazi-looted art
Using AI’s power to translate, decipher, and reveal data to restore stolen art to its rightful owners
An engineering and music major finds perfect harmony on stage and in the lab
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An engineering and music major finds perfect harmony on stage and in the lab
A’Zhae Turay ’26 arrived at Santa Clara with one focus: engineering. What he discovered was a community that encouraged him to pursue all his passions.
‘We’re only laying the foundation for what I’m going to blossom into.’
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‘We’re only laying the foundation for what I’m going to blossom into.’
Pre-med. Studio arts. At Santa Clara, Madeline Patrick ’26 didn't have to pick.
Why the world needs self-expression now more than ever
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Why the world needs self-expression now more than ever
Caley Dever ’26 reflects on her three years hosting Fluidity, Santa Clara’s annual LGBTQ+ fashion show.
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