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Valedictorian Grace Davis ’25 believes social advocacy is a love letter to your community
Valedictorian Grace Davis ’25 believes social advocacy is a love letter to your community
Learn how her Catholic upbringing inspired her social justice leadership and LGBTQ+ activism
Yael Grimaldi ’25 thought college was a linear path. That changed when he studied abroad.
Yael Grimaldi ’25 thought college was a linear path. That changed when he studied abroad.
From taking advanced painting classes in Florence to working with a social enterprise in Rwanda, the communication major discovered the world was his campus.
The poetry of science
The poetry of science
Drawing inspiration from Professor Michelle Bezanson, Julia von Gersdorff ’25 finds artistic expression in science.
Lessons in Sacrifice
Lessons in Sacrifice
Cadets in Santa Clara’s ROTC program immerse themselves in historic moments of leadership and military tactics during a trip to the site of WWII’s Battle of the Bulge.
Ctrl + Alt + Collaborate
Ctrl + Alt + Collaborate
How Professor Chan Thai turns group projects into training camp for navigating real-world communication, conflict, and collaboration.
Expectations vs. Reality
Expectations vs. Reality
Lindsey Allen ’16 on learning to balance expectations after graduating
City CEO
City CEO
San Jose City Manager Jennifer Maguire ’86, MBA ’94 turns her attention to the “really wicked” challenges
Introducing the Honorable Meghan Piano
Introducing the Honorable Meghan Piano
So many Santa Clara County Superior Court judges hail from Santa Clara University School of Law. Judge Meghan Piano ’04, J.D. ’07, and her pledge to rule with empathy, may demonstrate why.
History’s next chapter
History’s next chapter
Santa Clara’s history journal, Historical Perspectives, wins top honors, again.
Rule of law
Rule of law
Judge Michael Rhoads ’06 discusses the vital role of courts in upholding the rule of law.