Santa Clara’s undergraduate Class of 2030 comprises 1,622 Broncos from 44 states and 18 countries or regions across the world. An additional 289 students—a record cohort— joined Santa Clara as ...

For four students at the Jesuit School of Theology (JST-SCU), it was truly the trip of a lifetime: a chance to look at their ...

In a new book edited by Matthew Carnes, S.J., Jesuit scholars and practitioners share how to invigorate mission-driven ...

Meet Kim Oatman Bohne ’97, the first official hire for the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine, a collaboration between ...

Disputes over custody of the kids in a divorce or intellectual property rights are often better served through approaches ...

From debates over drug-testing to analyses of scandals on Wall Street, attention to ethics in business organizations has never been greater. Yet, much of the attention given to ethics in the workplace ...

For more than 50 years, the primary department at Santa Clara serving students on their faith journeys has been called Campus Ministry. Starting this year, the office has a new name: the Center for ...

Less than 24 hours after her plane from Texas touched down on Saturday, Jazmin Avelar ’30 was already finding her footing at Santa Clara University. Sunday morning, her LEAD peer mentor helped her ...

Why yoga? Personally, I'd fallen in love with yoga when I started at Santa Clara. Coming from a place so far away and feeling ...

The faculty and staff directory for Santa Clara University ...

If you answered yes, you were probably using a form of moral reasoning called "utilitarianism." Stripped down to its essentials, utilitarianism is a moral principle that holds that the morally right ...

To provide a procedural mechanism whereby ethically and medically appropriate health care decisions can be made for patients who lack health care decision-making capacity and for whom no surrogate ...