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From endometriosis to long COVID: A pre-med student shines a light on lesser-studied conditions
From endometriosis to long COVID: A pre-med student shines a light on lesser-studied conditions
Through a fellowship with Santa Clara’s Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, neuroscience major Sylvana Domokos ’27 is turning a life of chronic illness into an aspiring career in health care and patient advocacy.
Santa Clara University convenes Silicon Valley leaders to meet the region’s biggest challenges head-on
Santa Clara University convenes Silicon Valley leaders to meet the region’s biggest challenges head-on
According to a new regional poll, a growing number of people feel the good life is out of reach. At a recent campus event, Santa Clara experts discuss the role industry leaders can play in opening the dream up to more people.
Markkula Center offers ethics curriculum guidance to Hong Kong’s Saint Francis University
Markkula Center offers ethics curriculum guidance to Hong Kong’s Saint Francis University
Cardinal Stephen Chow and Fr. Arturo De La Torre traveled to Santa Clara to discuss St. Francis’ deepening focus in ethical artificial intelligence, bioethics, social ethics, and campus ethics.
At the intersection of innovation and humanity
At the intersection of innovation and humanity
After a series of major announcements this spring, five leaders discuss what’s ahead for Santa Clara University and its community.
How a Hackworth Fellowship helped one senior trace her faith and family to a surprising connection to Pope Leo XIV
How a Hackworth Fellowship helped one senior trace her faith and family to a surprising connection to Pope Leo XIV
Political science and ethnic studies major Gabrielle Pitre ’26 didn’t expect to find herself in the historical record, but that’s exactly what happened.
Are we building Babel or Jerusalem? Santa Clara scholars respond to the Pope’s challenge to ‘disarm’ AI
Are we building Babel or Jerusalem? Santa Clara scholars respond to the Pope’s challenge to ‘disarm’ AI
As fears about AI’s impact on jobs, democracy, and human dignity mount, Pope Leo XIV calls the world to choose a different path.
‘During my time at Santa Clara, I’ve become a better leader, a better storyteller, and a better listener’
‘During my time at Santa Clara, I’ve become a better leader, a better storyteller, and a better listener’
For history and communications double major Dylan Ryu ’26, four years at Santa Clara meant finding his voice and helping others find theirs.
Jesuit School of Theology’s Léocadie Lushombo tapped for Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence
Jesuit School of Theology’s Léocadie Lushombo tapped for Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence
Léocadie Lushombo was one of six guests who joined the Pope on Monday for one of the most highly anticipated teachings in decades.
Building better AI for a more equitable world
Building better AI for a more equitable world
Assistant professor of computer science and engineering Oana Ignat works with underrepresented communities to design fair and inclusive AI models that prevent amplifying bias in society.
Not sure where you fit into a future driven by AI? This ‘kitchen’ will give you a first taste
Not sure where you fit into a future driven by AI? This ‘kitchen’ will give you a first taste
Assistant Professor Kai Lukoff’s new open-access program offers hands-on tutorials with AI tools taught by industry professionals—no coding needed to cook.
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