Year 2002 ImagesListed in reverse chronological order, with links to full-size images (where available) and associated news releases.  Sebastio Salgado exhibits at deSaisset Museum.
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World renowned photojournalist Sebastio Salgado exhibits at deSaisset Museum. Work by photojournalist Sebastiao Salgado featured at de Saisset MuseumDecember 23, 2002 Read the full story  SCU Business Index for December shows continued slight optimism about the months ahead.
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SCU Business Index for December shows continued slight optimism about the months ahead. Fewer, smaller office parties this holiday season, managers and executives tell SCU Business IndexSurvey by Leavey School of Business also shows that business optimism in Silicon Valley improves slightly in December December 19, 2002 Read the full story Aly Wagner named top U.S. women's college soccer player, joins eight Broncos on WCC All-Academic teamsDecember 12, 2002 Read the full story  NCAA semi-final against North Carolina.
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Students watching television in The Bronco cheer SCU goal in NCAA semi-final against North Carolina. Broncos beat NC again, head to NCAA finals Sunday against PortlandDecember 07, 2002 Read the full story 
Actors of Teatro Corazon perform Dec. 8 at Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration at Santa Clara Mission de Asis. (2001 photo) 
Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration in Mission Church. (2001 photo) SCU and Sacred Heart Parish to hold sixth annual Our Lady of Guadalupe CelebrationDecember 02, 2002 Read the full story  November SCU Business Index shows continuing trend: No signs of recovery in local economy.
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November SCU Business Index shows continuing trend: No signs of recovery in local economy. Cautious Silicon Valley business outlook unchanged, according to latest SCU Business IndexMonthly survey by SCU Leavey School of Business shows managers and executives see little change in business conditions or jobs November 26, 2002 Read the full story  NCAA match against Nebraska, advancing team to quarterfinals.
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Devvyn Hawkins (13) scores winning goal in NCAA match against Nebraska, advancing team to quarterfinals. National champion women's soccer team hosts Michigan Saturday in NCAA quarterfinalHard-fought victory over Nebraska advances Broncos to elite eight, one step away from 2002 Women's College Cup November 25, 2002 Read the full story  Francisco Jimenez, director of SCU Ethnic Studies Program, is honored Nov.21 as a national Professor of the Year.
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Francisco Jimenez, director of SCU Ethnic Studies Program, is honored Nov.21 as a national Professor of the Year. From child migrant worker to PhD, award-winning author at SCU named one of four national Professors of the YearNovember 21, 2002 Read the full story  Janet Napolitano'79 speaks to students at 152nd commencement.
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Janet Napolitano'79 speaks to students at 152nd commencement. Janet Napolitano, Class of '79, declared winner in election for governor of ArizonaFinal count gives edge to the state attorney general, a Democrat and Santa Clara University alumna November 11, 2002 Read the full story  Institute on Globalization, with SCU student Blair Thedinger, left, and Mary Novak of Bannan Center for Jesuit Education.
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John Dear, S.J., international peace activist and speaker at Institute on Globalization, with SCU student Blair Thedinger, left, and Mary Novak of Bannan Center for Jesuit Education.  keynote speech at Institute on Globalization's first international conference.
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Michael Czerny, S.J., a Canadian scholar and ethicist, gave keynote speech at Institute on Globalization's first international conference. U.S. foreign policy lacks moral guidance, says Catholic ethicistSpeech by Fr. J. Bryan Hehir of Catholic Charities occurs on eve of International Conference on Globalization, bringing Jesuits from 19 countries to SCU November 05, 2002 Read the full story 
Proposed new library, looking southeast. 
Model of proposed new library, looking northeast from Market Street. 
Drawing of proposed $40 million Leavey School of Business, looking north from campus. 
Drawing of new business school, looking east from Franklin Street. 
Heide Le Baron Leupp, Class of '84, at kickoff of Campaign for Santa Clara. 
President Locatelli announces Campaign for Santa Clara. 
Proposed new business school classroom. SCU announces $350 million campaign'Campaign for Santa Clara' to raise money for scholarships, library, faculty October 05, 2002 Read the full story  Thomas Friedman speech kicks off Institute on Globalization.
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Thomas Friedman speech kicks off Institute on Globalization. 
American public isn't eager to attack Iraq, N.Y.Times columnist tells 3,000 at SCUSpeech by three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner opens year-long Institute on Globalization September 25, 2002 Read the full story  roses at Mission Church honor all victims of September 11.
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Pink Our Lady of Guadalupe roses at Mission Church honor all victims of September 11. 
Deora Bodley, 1981-2001 Roses dedicated at Mission Church as memorial for victims of September 11Parents of Deora Bodley, sister of Christopher Duffy speak at outdoor prayer service September 25, 2002 Read the full story  prayers for peace at Mission Church.
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September 11 is remembered in prayers for peace at Mission Church. 
Mission Church audience hears prayers for peaceSCU President Locatelli speaks to 600 at community memorial mass remembering victims of September 11 September 11, 2002 Read the full story Six SCU women on national soccer teamsBallweg, Kakadelas, and Osborne on U-19 team, Wagner, Hawkins, and Zepeda shine for Jerry Smith's U-21 world champions July 31, 2002 Read the full story Silicon Valley visionary tells SCU graduates that future is about networks, not technologyJune 16, 2002 Read the full story Civil rights lawyer Morris Dees reminds SCU graduates of lessons of September 11June 15, 2002 Read the full story Noted civil rights lawyer Morris Dees to speak at 151st SCU commencement on SaturdayJune 12, 2002 Read the full story SCU installs new seven-foot, bronze statue of St. IgnatiusJune 04, 2002 Read the full story Gifts totaling $2.5 million from Cirrus Logic chairman boost SCU ethics center, engineering schoolHackworths' gifts create endowments for student/faculty research in ethics and scholarships for engineering students May 30, 2002 Read the full story  News Image Archives
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Helen Moritz is named new vice provost for undergraduate education Helen Moritz is new vice provost for undergraduate educationClassics professor and student services dean succeeds Boo Riley May 28, 2002 Read the full story Civil rights lawyer Fred Gray encourages law graduates to fight bigotry and racism May 18, 2002 Read the full story Noted civil rights lawyer Fred Gray to speak at School of Law commencement May 18May 15, 2002 Read the full story New cross to mark site of third Mission Church May 07, 2002 Read the full story 
The SCU name on the scorer's table, and also on the Compaq Center court, was seen by millions at the NCAA west regional basketball tournament. NCAA brought national attention to UniversityTelevision, spectators, journalists couldn't miss SCU presence April 01, 2002 Read the full story SCU appoints new dean of engineering, Daniel PittFormer Nortel Networks executive brings industrial expertise to School of Engineering March 28, 2002 Read the full story SCU offers alternative spring break tripsStudents prepare for community service, faith-based trips to East Palo Alto, El Salvador, Tijuana, East Los Angeles, Arizona March 19, 2002 Read the full story 
Sukhmander Singh, chair of SCU civil engineering, came in fourth among six candidates for the Democratic nomination for the 18th Congressional District, in March 5 elections.
Engineering professor runs for CongressSCU plays role in candidate's political values February 07, 2002 Read the full story 
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Sandra Hayes named one of "Ten most influential African-Americans in the Bay Area" for education. Dean Hayes, one of "Ten most influential African-Americans in Bay Area"January 21, 2002 Read the full story |
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