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How some students are using a letterpress—not AI—to find their own voice
How some students are using a letterpress—not AI—to find their own voice
Department of English Chair Kirstyn Leuner discusses the art of manual printing and its impact on creativity, censorship, and collaboration.
What good is creativity at a time like this?
What good is creativity at a time like this?
Creative writing Assistant Professor Kai Harris weighs in on the value of artistry in difficult moments.
Empowering students to find their distinct voice as generative AI reshapes the way we learn
Empowering students to find their distinct voice as generative AI reshapes the way we learn
Rhetoric and composition Professor Cruz Medina aims to keep critical thinking at the heart of the writing process.
Author J.P. Lacrampe won’t take sides in the AI debate
Author J.P. Lacrampe won’t take sides in the AI debate
In his very funny new novel, “Valet,” the English professor considers what motivates humans through the perspective of a robot.
Cornel West encourages the Santa Clara community to find their voice and use it for good
Cornel West encourages the Santa Clara community to find their voice and use it for good
Philosopher, activist, and author, Cornel West joined the provost’s Compelling Conversations series for a 90-minute talk on truth, radical hope, and the soul of democracy.
Six Santa Clara students and alumni earn Fulbright grants to research, study, and teach across three continents
Six Santa Clara students and alumni earn Fulbright grants to research, study, and teach across three continents
The honorees will explore topics ranging from sustainability and neurodegenerative disease to international relations and cancer treatments.
The Santa Clara community celebrates ‘home’ at the de Saisset Museum
The Santa Clara community celebrates ‘home’ at the de Saisset Museum
Students, faculty, and staff collaborate across creative mediums in the de Saisset’s latest exhibition.
What if the meaning of life could be found in emptiness?
What if the meaning of life could be found in emptiness?
Associate professor of philosophy, Meilin Chinn, on how the stillness within music and nature can create a richer and more interconnected life.
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.”
A philosophy professor examines the ethics behind artificial womb technology
A philosophy professor examines the ethics behind artificial womb technology
Ectogenesis could transform reproduction, but Assistant Professor Susan Kennedy believes that choosing to carry a child can still hold deep personal and moral significance.
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