Santa Clara University

SCU in the News is a biweekly compilation of select media highlights featuring faculty, staff or students.

• Kirthi Kalyanam

  Kirthi Kalyanam (Marketing) spoke to the San Jose Mercury News about holiday spending increases last year, for a story that ran in more than a dozen other publications. He also spoke to Politico about Apple lowering e-book prices.

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• Thomas Massaro, S.J.

  Thomas Massaro, S.J. (JST) wrote an op-ed blog post in America magazine about "the "essential question" of what is valuable to those who've suffered natural disasters.

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• Kirk Hanson

  Kirk Hanson (Markkula) was quoted in the Mercury News about a $500 million charitable gift by Mark Zuckerberg, for a story picked up by more than a dozen other sites or papers.

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• Edward Steinman

  Edward Steinman (Law) spoke to the San Jose Mercury News for a widely republished story about a vigilante charged with murder.
   

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• Meir Statman

  Meir Statman (Finance) talked about the stock market's performance in 2012 and his investment strategy on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance."  His paper advocating mandatory retirement savings was discussed in Free Money Finance blog.

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• Robert Hendershott

  Robert Hendershott (Finance) spoke to ABC 7 TV about HP being sued by a shareholder over a troubled acquisition. He also talked to the San Jose Mercury News about prospects for bonds in 2013.

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• Judy Nadler

  Judy Nadler (Markkula) was quoted in the Arizona Republic about discretionary council funds.

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• Jerry Uelmen

  Jerry Uelmen (Law) spoke to the Los Angeles Times for a widely reprinted story about a "bizarre" case in which a rape conviction was voided over questions about whom the alleged rapist was impersonating when he committed the act.

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• Colleen Chien

  Colleen Chien (Law) was quoted in a story in Wired about oddball tech moments of 2012.

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• Brian Love

  Brian Love (Law) appeared in about six dozen stories after speaking to Reuters, Ars Technica, Daily Journal, Bloomberg, mLex and the Pittsburgh Tribune about a $1.2 billion patent judgment against Marvell Semiconductor.

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