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Sam Pluta ’01 combines his love of coding and music as an electronics performer and composer
Sam Pluta ’01 combines his love of coding and music as an electronics performer and composer
Today, the Guggenheim fellow and professor at the Peabody Institute performs alongside live instrumentalists, using technology to manipulate sounds in real time to create a vibrant sonic universe.
Theatre alum builds memorable halftime shows with technical design skills
Theatre alum builds memorable halftime shows with technical design skills
For nearly a decade, Joey Brennan ’09 has worked behind the scenes to move major productions from vision to reality.
Women’s basketball player designs official shirt for Santa Clara’s Ruff Riders student fan group
Women’s basketball player designs official shirt for Santa Clara’s Ruff Riders student fan group
Artist and athlete Lauren Grover ’25, M.S. ’27 is pursuing a graduate degree in sports business while playing one last season with the Broncos.
The de Saisset’s new exhibit challenges California Mission-era narratives
The de Saisset’s new exhibit challenges California Mission-era narratives
Through bells, maps, colonial documents, and paintings, three faculty members share their interdisciplinary perspectives on Monica Rodriguez’s new exhibit, “Californiana.”
How an art history major parlayed her education into political communications
How an art history major parlayed her education into political communications
From the art museum to political organizing: Brit Eames ’11 sees a lot of crossover in skills from her careers
Mayer Theatre turns 50
Mayer Theatre turns 50
Did you know Santa Clara University’s home to the performing arts is named for the second “M” in MGM?
Santa Clara storytellers reflect on how the act of telling a story expands connection and themselves
Santa Clara storytellers reflect on how the act of telling a story expands connection and themselves
“The act of storytelling is an act of connection—a way of saying ‘I see you’ and hoping you see me back.”
A former Santa Clara cross-country standout gives the iconic Bay to Breakers a fresh look
A former Santa Clara cross-country standout gives the iconic Bay to Breakers a fresh look
The new designs, created by Zach Litoff ’22, capture the race’s energy and spirit, and are splashed across race shirts, banners, and promotional materials
Yael Grimaldi ’25 thought college was a linear path. That changed when he studied abroad.
Yael Grimaldi ’25 thought college was a linear path. That changed when he studied abroad.
From taking advanced painting classes in Florence to working with a social enterprise in Rwanda, the communication major discovered the world was his campus.