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‘I’m afraid of the possibility of a world without journalists.’
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‘I’m afraid of the possibility of a world without journalists.’
Now a Pulitzer Prize winner, video journalist Maggie Beidelman ’09 reflects on her changing industry.
Santa Clara University Names Award-Winning PBS News Hour Special Correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro Inaugural Journalist in Residence
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Santa Clara University Names Award-Winning PBS News Hour Special Correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro Inaugural Journalist in Residence
De Sam Lazaro’s Under-Told Stories Project will establish its new home at Santa Clara, bringing international documentary journalism and hands-on reporting opportunities to students
Juana Melgoza ’26 learned to double down on her dreams at Santa Clara
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Juana Melgoza ’26 learned to double down on her dreams at Santa Clara
The first in her family to go to college, Melgoza once believed top Silicon Valley companies were out of reach—until the LEAD Scholars Program helped her build the confidence and connections to pursue them.
Julissa Martinez ’26 wanted a community for undergraduate students to learn about careers in law. So she built it herself.
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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.”
Why accepting negative emotions might be the first step to compassion
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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.
Why social media is taking a toll on our body image and self-worth
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Why social media is taking a toll on our body image and self-worth
The pressure to look a certain way is everywhere—and it’s doing more harm than good, says psychology Associate Professor Katy Bruchmann.
How an app rooted in social safety and belonging hopes to reduce depression among young people
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How an app rooted in social safety and belonging hopes to reduce depression among young people
Professor and clinical psychologist, Greg Hajcak, is tackling California’s mental health crisis with a $3 million state-funded digital intervention project aimed at helping LGBTQ+ youth.
‘During my time at Santa Clara, I’ve become a better leader, a better storyteller, and a better listener’
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‘During my time at Santa Clara, I’ve become a better leader, a better storyteller, and a better listener’
For history and communications double major Dylan Ryu ’26, four years at Santa Clara meant finding his voice and helping others find theirs.
Six Santa Clara students and alumni earn Fulbright grants to research, study, and teach across three continents
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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.
Why this public health researcher believes some of the best medicine is food
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Why this public health researcher believes some of the best medicine is food
Jasmyn Burdsall ’20 says the key to health equity is listening to communities.
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