Residents Wary of Local Trespasser
John Joseph Torres Gonzalez, a Mountain View resident, has allegedly been trespassing on off-campus student homes since last school year. Students reported this man to the Office of Student Life in September.
Late Professor Enhanced Campus Culture
The longest serving faculty member in Santa Clara history and major contributor to the university passed away this summer at the age of 94.
Dean Chooses to Resign
The Leavey School of Business is set to see a leadership change. After serving as dean of the college for five years, Drew Starbird will return to the teaching staff in the summer of 2015.
University Required to Cover Abortions for Faculty and Staff
Santa Clara will continue to cover elective abortions under the university health care plan.
Cowell Center Now Charging for Services
Amid pressures from an increasing student body and a higher demand for both medical and psychological services, Cowell Health Center, Santa Clara’s campus health clinic, is implementing a new system of fees.
Proposed Housing Ordinance Faces Student Opposition
Students, landlords and residents voiced their opinions on a controversial proposal that would limit how many tenants can live in certain single-family homes at a Santa Clara City Council committee meeting on Monday.
Student allegedly assaulted on campus
Campus Safety Services has identified an individual suspected of punching a Santa Clara student in the face on Thursday.
Expensive Proposed Water Plan Viewed as Unpromising
Gov. Jerry Brown, please do not throw away billions of Californian’s hard earned tax dollars on an unsustainable project the state cannot afford.
Fix-it Stations Assist Cyclists
Students with deflated wheels and broken chains on their bikes no longer need repair kits on hand as Campus Safety Services has installed convenient bike fix-it stations around campus.
University Collaborates to Train Educators
Santa Clara will be establishing a satellite campus following the imminent closure of the National Hispanic University in East San Jose in order to continue the teacher preparatory program.
Family Rides for Terminal Illness
In an attempt to find a cure for a rare neuromuscular disorder, the Rupel family will be competing in a 60-mile cycling event in honor of their son. Matt Rupel, now 23, graduated from Santa Clara in 2013.
Letter to the Editor
A response from SCU's governing body in regards to the recent campaign by Fossil Free SCU
Club Instills Hope for Youth
Inadequate educational facilities, the threat of violence on the streets and a lack of mentors are all problems that plague adolescents who live in impoverished neighborhoods.The possibility of attending a four-year university is often out of the question for these young people. Members of the Santa Clara community are trying to change this reality.
Request for Performing Drag Queen Denied
University officials rejected an appeal to allow Jonathan Hunyh, an unaffiliated performer, to participate in this year’s drag show.
Debate Teams Talk Future Health Care Policy
The Ryland Debate has pitted Santa Clara students against each other in spirited discourse since since 1897, and is held by the Santa Clara University Philalethic Debating Society.The topic of this year’s debate addressed the university’s controversial decision to remove coverage for elective abortions from the faculty and staff insurance plans.
Students Place Third in Nationwide Competition
Three Santa Clara MBA candidates reaped a $1000 prize after competing in a Babson College marketing competition the weekend of April 11.