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Ainsley Zapata ’26 awarded Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship
Ainsley Zapata ’26 awarded Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship
Selected to attend the PPIA Junior Summer Institute at The Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan
Getting to know Matthew Carnes, S.J.
Getting to know Matthew Carnes, S.J.
Santa Clara’s vice president for Mission and Ministry sits down for the latest in a series of conversations with new university leaders.
Believing in second chances
Believing in second chances
Professor Elsa Chen leads a team of student researchers in studying the life-changing impact of new automatic expungement laws.
What’s normal, anyway?
What’s normal, anyway?
What could happen if we let go of wanting “normal,” and move toward something different?
Moral Dilemmas on Wheels
Moral Dilemmas on Wheels
Anthropologist Melissa Cefkin steers us through the ethical predicaments of self-driving cars.
Getting to Know James M. Glaser
Getting to Know James M. Glaser
Santa Clara’s executive vice president and provost sits down for the first in a series of conversations with new university leaders.
Smile, it’s viral
Smile, it’s viral
Happiness seems in short supply these days. The good news is it’s contagious.
The Anthropologist-Artist
The Anthropologist-Artist
Biological anthropologist Michelle Bezanson used art to reach broader audiences.
The heart of compassion
The heart of compassion
Cultural differences in compassion reveal how our responses to suffering and support vary widely, from upbeat gestures to more somber acknowledgments.
Unpacking Utopia
Unpacking Utopia
The latest trend among billionaires? Building perfect cities from the ground up. But if perfection is impossible, what can they do to create a city that lasts?
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