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Cover of the book Faceplant which features a teal background and a stick figure tripping and falling forward.
How to free yourself from failure’s funk
Santa Clara’s Director of Career Development & Campus Integration advises on bouncing back and staying motivated during a job hunt.
For Miller Center fellows, the work starts before they arrive in their host country
Through months of training, students learn that listening is the most important skill they can bring to the field—and the one that creates lasting impact.
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
Bryan Neider ’78 walked away from his Silicon Valley career. Santa Clara guided him to what came next.
The longtime Electronic Arts executive found new purpose leading AbilityPath, a century-old nonprofit serving people with developmental disabilities in the Bay Area.
Valedictorian Charles Silver ’26 on building a better world by building community
The business management major felt embraced and cared for as a transfer student. He wants to pay that forward.
‘Santa Clara has given me the confidence to take risks and bet on myself’
The guidance Audrey Schroeder ’26 received at Santa Clara University helped her land an analyst role at Apple. Now, she hopes to offer future Broncos that same support.
What history can teach us about the future of the global economy
With tariff impacts still in question and debt reaching very high levels, Professor Kris Mitchener turns to the archives for answers.
This alum is shaking up the boardroom before the age of 30
As the new board chair of the Bay Area’s 5 Buckets Foundation, Henry Ferguson ’18 helps empower lower-income communities through financial literacy programs.
A business professor digs into how an NBA team led through values—and won
Hooria Jazaieri discusses her latest case study about the San Antonio Spurs and why the NBA playoffs are the perfect moment to ask more of your favorite team.
How one business professor is reimagining what microfinance can do for the unhoused
For thousands at the edge of poverty in Santa Clara County, the gap between being housed and unhoused is as little as $350. A new student-run business program is trying to close that gap.
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