Students living in Swig Residence Hall awoke to a ghastly sight on May 14.

Nearly half a millennium after the word was first introduced into the English language, Santa Clara is joining universities across the country in the movement to cease the use of the term “freshman.”

Santa Clara is beginning preparations to implement a new California law: the Healthy Families, Healthy Workplace Act. It will take effect July 1, 2015.

Santa Clara has moved deeper into the world of online education with a new partnership with Ed4Online, a company that offers online classes.

Members of the Santa Clara community organized a vigil to stand in solidarity with victims of the Nepal earthquake last Thursday.

The marketable value of a Santa Clara education was put to the test recently as the Office of Marketing and Communications released employment statistics about the Class of 2014.

As newly-recruited Santa Clara faculty shoulder the burden of exploding housing costs in the Bay Area, the administration is working to bridge the gap between the cost of living and university salaries.

Once deemed the highest-ranking woman in history of the federal government, former United States Secretary of State Madeleine Albright shared her opinions about foreign affairs issues, ranging from the United State’s relations with Iran to the conflict in Ukraine, while on campus Tuesday.

Santa Clara’s second annual BroncoHack took place this past weekend. The event challenged teams of students to design innovative solutions to problems such as protecting student privacy online and simplifying ticketing for public transportation.

Santa Clara received one of its largest ever donations last week to the Center for Science, Technology and Society, which tackles global problems to address the needs of the world’s poor.

Students passing by the library on Monday encountered a green, 8-foot tall mock border wall, covered with a mural adorned with Arabic, a bomb with rainbow sparks and other symbolic artwork regarding the conflict currently taking place in Palestine.

This year, two current seniors and two Santa Clara alumni received the prestigious Fullbright grant. The winners will travel across the globe and study or teach a variety of topics.

Our graduating staff memebers remember the good times and memories made throughout their TSC experience.

Juniors Aaron Poor and Madeline Owen won the election for Associated Student Government president and vice president yesterday. Avery Unterreiner was elected as Senate Chair; sophomore and junior senators were also voted in.

Members of the Santa Clara community will have to stamp out their cigarettes in compliance with a new policy banning the use of tobacco products on campus, beginning July 1, 2015.

Four Bronco alumni discussed their fondest memories of Santa Clara’s former football team, the university social scene and the connections they made while on campus during a talk to students on April 22.

Tempers flared as students debated the controversial issue of Santa Clara’s investments in fossil fuel extraction companies on Tuesday.

Witnesses to the social, political and military atrocities that took place during the 1947 Partition of British India spoke on campus Tuesday night about their life experiences.