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A sledgehammer, a prayer, and a pilgrimage: The Jesuit School of Theology takes one step closer to home
A sledgehammer, a prayer, and a pilgrimage: The Jesuit School of Theology takes one step closer to home
A ceremonial groundbreaking in Guadalupe Hall launches the Jesuit School of Theology’s official move from Berkeley to Santa Clara.
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.
Rethinking campus ministry at Santa Clara
Rethinking campus ministry at Santa Clara
After more than 50 years, Campus Ministry is changing its name to the Center for Spirituality and Faith.
Lessons from the Jesuits for leading with purpose in times of change
Lessons from the Jesuits for leading with purpose in times of change
In a new book edited by Matthew Carnes, S.J., Jesuit scholars and practitioners share how to invigorate mission-driven organizations without losing sight of your values.
Envisioning theological education across the world
Envisioning theological education across the world
The Collaborative Theology Initiative helps Santa Clara students see their role in the global Church.
Flourishing: a meditation
Flourishing: a meditation
Vice President for Mission and Ministry Matthew Carnes, S.J., reflects on how a Jesuit education can help students become their fullest selves.
Ask a Jesuit
Ask a Jesuit
“Conversation is always more than what we say.”
What encounter changed the course of your life?
What encounter changed the course of your life?
Share your stories and updates through Class Voices with Santa Clara Magazine.
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.
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.
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