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For Miller Center fellows, the work starts before they arrive in their host country
For Miller Center fellows, the work starts before they arrive in their host country
Through months of training, students learn that listening is the most important skill they can bring to the field—and the one that creates lasting impact.
Bryan Neider ’78 walked away from his Silicon Valley career. Santa Clara guided him to what came next.
Bryan Neider ’78 walked away from his Silicon Valley career. Santa Clara guided him to what came next.
The longtime Electronic Arts executive found new purpose leading AbilityPath, a century-old nonprofit serving people with developmental disabilities in the Bay Area.
Julissa Martinez ’26 wanted a community for undergraduate students to learn about careers in law. So she built it herself.
Julissa Martinez ’26 wanted a community for undergraduate students to learn about careers in law. So she built it herself.
“I’ve always loved being a part of my community and being able to make the path a little bit easier for others.”
How Jacklyn Alonzo Heredia ’26 turned four years at Santa Clara into a legacy
How Jacklyn Alonzo Heredia ’26 turned four years at Santa Clara into a legacy
This triple-major, director of the Multicultural Center, and tireless community advocate is just getting started.
Why accepting negative emotions might be the first step to compassion
Why accepting negative emotions might be the first step to compassion
Psychology professor Birgit Koopmann-Holm examines how our cultural background can shape our emotional understanding and interactions with others.
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.
A law student’s poetry collection makes the case for immigrant children’s rights
A law student’s poetry collection makes the case for immigrant children’s rights
Inspired by her love of English, Flex J.D. student Barbara Chung ’26 turned a class assignment into an act of advocacy.
Fr. Bill O’Neill: “Look, and look again”
Fr. Bill O’Neill: “Look, and look again”
A theologian and refugee advocate explains how art helped him see color and hope amidst “the grey anonymity of suffering.”
The Rainbow Resource Center’s annual Queer Film Festival sparks conversation and community
The Rainbow Resource Center’s annual Queer Film Festival sparks conversation and community
Celebrating the festival’s 10th year, its organizer, Bernell Nevil III, talks intersectional representation, “Heated Rivalry” buzz, and queer joy.
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