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Fortune favors the bold
Fortune favors the bold
A big risk led to a big reward for four Broncos who triumphed at X’s inaugural hackathon.
Brain games
Brain games
The therapeutic potential of AI-powered brain implants is no doubt exciting. But questions abound about the inevitable ethical ramifications of putting new, largely unregulated tech into human beings.
Unlocking the unseen
Unlocking the unseen
As Ash Uyematsu ’24 explores microscopic parasites at SCU, they hope to also magnify LGBTQ+ representation in STEM.
Matthew Mayo ’24 Learned to Lead for Others. It Got Him a Job at Google.
Matthew Mayo ’24 Learned to Lead for Others. It Got Him a Job at Google.
“Take the initiative and make an impact not just for yourself, but for others.”
Jordan Mosakowski ’24 cracks the code to a meaningful life
Jordan Mosakowski ’24 cracks the code to a meaningful life
Rubik’s Cuber, computer science and engineering major, and club leader creates practical solutions to specific problems 
Fluid movement
Fluid movement
Working with SCU’s Center for Nanostructures, Nick Cmager ’23, M.S.’24 is developing a microfluidic device system to help athletes improve performance and reduce injury.
Career paths multiply in a virtual world
Career paths multiply in a virtual world
Researching accessibility—or lack thereof—in virtual reality expands career prospects for non-tech majors at SCU.
Cody Ferguson ’24 plunges into a bright future
Cody Ferguson ’24 plunges into a bright future
The Santa Clara water polo player immersed himself in his sport and civil engineering studies. Now he’s headed to Stanford graduate school to focus on water engineering.
Paying it forward
Paying it forward
LEAD Scholar Shirfei Tay ’24 shares her experience securing a career-defining Apple internship and overcoming imposter syndrome.
Where fun meets functionality
Where fun meets functionality
At SCU, mechanical engineer Kira Hofelmann ’24 solves real-world robotic problems—and makes lightsabers in her spare time.