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Writing toward redemption
Writing toward redemption
SCU Lecturer Miah Jeffra discusses their latest novel “American Gospel” which explores the upheaval of gentrification, fresh coming-of-age stories, and what it means to invest in a community.
History has its eyes on SCU
History has its eyes on SCU
SCU’s “Historical Perspectives” has won the nation’s top undergraduate history journal prize two years in a row. Is a third win around the corner?
Looking up
Looking up
Knowing the negative effects of light pollution are many, assistant professor of philosophy Kimberly Dill is researching dark sky conservation.
Seeing stars
Seeing stars
Should glowing algae light our city streets? One philosophy professor explores the ethical obligations of preserving the night sky.
Tiny history
Tiny history
What can you learn from really old notes? A lot, at least when SCU students study an ancient clay tablet.
Getting over it
Getting over it
In a conversation on writing with joy, pop-culture writer R. Eric Thomas talks about getting over the idea that we’ll never make it—or that we’re frauds when we do.
Witches, saints, and heretics
Witches, saints, and heretics
Was a witch a real thing or was she a construction that was used to explain or scapegoat certain behaviors or certain individuals?
A classic gig
A classic gig
This summer internship: Taking ancient words of praise, making them modern, and digging into the people behind them.
Virtual science, real learning
Virtual science, real learning
How does hands-on education go the distance? With an assist from technology.