The school generated 97,328 pounds of compost in September of this year.

This past Thursday, at Lunch with the Police, police officers offered advice and gave suggestions to students on campus. 

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College Democrat and College Republican groups on campus went head to head last Tuesday night as they debated domestic, international and social issues that each presidential candidate supports.

Bike theft is on the rise at Santa Clara, with 17 bikes stolen since August, and Campus Safety is taking action.

Campaign encourages undergraduate Santa Clara alumni to donate to the school and if in total 9,000 donors participate, the Leavey Foundation will donate one million dollars to Santa Clara.

Santa Clara has been named as one of the top 50 schools in the nation.

Santa Clara Career Center puts on an career panel to educate students interested in entertainment industry.

Andrea Muilenburg, Assistant Director of the Study Abroad Programs Office, is new to Santa Clara this year and is bringing a few changes to the annual Study Abroad Week, which starts Oct. 15. 

Ike's Lair, a new sandwich shop on the Alameda, held its grand opening for Santa Clara University students and the surrounding community on Monday.

Launched Oct. 9, Her Campus Santa Clara is an online magazine for women to find personalized information about what's going on at Santa Clara as well as offer a chance to all students to publish their original writing for fellow Broncos.

Salsa Clara, plans to return to campus this year with a revitalized energy after having suffered from a startling split in the group members this year. 

On the heels of a busy soft-opening last Friday, Ike's Lair, a new sandwich shop on The Alameda, held its grand opening for Santa Clara students and the surrounding community on Monday. 

Bronco Delivery and Bronco Laundry now offer their services to SCU students living off campus.

The first presidential debate was broadcast to approximately 150 students from the Harrington Learning Commons'  Lower Level on Wednesday evening.

California became the third state to formally welcome self-driving cars on Wednesday