2022

Number of early applicants up 27 percent from last year.

Santa Clara University is proud to join the American Talent Initiative (ATI), a collective whose members aim to enroll 50,000 additional talented low- and moderate-income students at colleges and universities with strong graduation rates by 2025.

Nov. 18 law-school event will focus on closing the “innovator-inventor gap” for women and other underrepresented groups in innovation and intellectual property.

With more than 30 years of proven leadership, Lokman’s career has spanned public relations firms, advocacy organizations, and academic institutions.

Santa Clara University received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.

Silicon Valley Power Sustainable Futures Program Launch Event Oct. 26

Broncos celebrate the historic inauguration of Julie H. Sullivan, Ph.D., the first woman and first lay president.

For the fourth consecutive year, Santa Clara has been recognized in the top 15% of the nation's institutions of higher learning.

Incoming Class of 2026 comprises 1,660 students, a record for SCU.

A gift of $3.8 million from Jacqueline Whitham ’21 and the Whitham Family Foundation supports interdisciplinary collaborative research.

School of Engineering receives national recognition for program making a difference for underrepresented groups in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Duplass will bring his talents to the Santa Clara community through creative collaboration and artistic exploration.

Startup leaders affiliated with Santa Clara will receive assistance in move their businesses to the next level.

A donation from the estate of Rev. Francis L. Markey will enable the Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries to establish a new center to expand programs, workshops, internships, and more.

A unique program provides scholarships and fellowships to SCU for up to 35 future leaders in sustainability, clean energy and related fields.

President Biden nominated School of Law Professor Catherine Sandoval to the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board.