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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.
From tobacco to oncology: How a Santa Clara MBA unlocked a career around conscience
From tobacco to oncology: How a Santa Clara MBA unlocked a career around conscience
After several career pivots, Jessica Yuan ’21 MBA discovered that it’s never too late to follow your values.
Santa Clara’s Bronco Ventures Accelerator supports a growing wave of medtech startups
Santa Clara’s Bronco Ventures Accelerator supports a growing wave of medtech startups
Former Santa Clara professor Hari Mix is among the founders turning university research into innovative businesses. His company, Calorify, reimagines what’s possible at the intersection of science, medicine, and technology
Building a medical school, one person at a time
Building a medical school, one person at a time
Meet Kim Oatman Bohne ’97, the first official hire for the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine, a collaboration between Sutter Health and Santa Clara University.
Through yoga, Annie Schloss ’27 is helping South Bay veterans heal
Through yoga, Annie Schloss ’27 is helping South Bay veterans heal
In this personal essay, the Strauss Scholarship recipient reflects on learning about moral injury and using those funds to help people who’ve experienced profound trauma.
From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
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.
Skin-like micropump could dose cancer, diabetes medicine without electricity
Skin-like micropump could dose cancer, diabetes medicine without electricity
Using the wearer’s natural motion for power, engineers at Santa Clara University have created a wearable micropump can precisely deliver or extract fluids without electricity.
Most patients forget what happened at their medical appointments. This AI-powered app can help.
Most patients forget what happened at their medical appointments. This AI-powered app can help.
Kyle Alwyn ’15 co-founded Kin, which just received $9 million in seed funding.
‘We’re only laying the foundation for what I’m going to blossom into.’
‘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 social media is taking a toll on our body image and self-worth
Why social media is taking a toll on our body image and self-worth
The pressure to look a certain way is everywhere—and it’s doing more harm than good, says psychology Associate Professor Katy Bruchmann.
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