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How can a racist country be free?
How can a racist country be free?
White Freedom: The Racial History of an Idea explores the paradoxical ideals of freedom from France and the U.S.
Reimagining a city
Reimagining a city
An alum and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics team up to help the city of Santa Clara become more equitable and inclusive.
Where to go?
Where to go?
What happens when homelessness is illegal? SCU Law students’ research shows things get worse for people without homes.
Chinese rhodes
Chinese rhodes
Inspired by the ambitious Healthy China 2030 strategy, Omar Hamade ’19 plans to study health care equity as a Schwarzman Scholar in Beijing.
Survival strategy
Survival strategy
Fascinated by the little-known story of William Edward White, a Black man who passed as white to play professional baseball in 1879, Al Strane ’69 wrote a novel about it.
The work
The work
Activist Dolores Huerta and playwright Luis Valdez on making change with Anna Sampaio, ethnic studies department chair, as part of a speaker series exploring race.
Vaccines: an ethical puzzle
Vaccines: an ethical puzzle
Making sure that everyone is vaccinated is good for everyone. How can we get there?
Represent!
Represent!
Engineering students uncover ways to build a more inclusive field
A show of support
A show of support
Students, faculty, staff rally against racism on Santa Clara University’s campus.
Back home
Back home
Brigit Helms ’83 returns to Santa Clara as the new executive director of Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship after a career in global development.
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