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A product of student group The Stereo Underground, Bandcamp takes place at Basecamp, a house with a beautiful backyard and perfect patio for a concert. The Studio Underground is “composed of passionate individuals who love to support Santa Clara bands, and more underground music, like non-mainstream music,” said Joey Hernandez-Mena, a member of the group. It happens a couple times every year, with the club selecting a few bands to play in a concert ambiance for the students of Santa Clara to enjoy. While Bandcamp has taken place for the last couple years, many students are still unaware of this tradition. The event, taking place at a student house, is a free, private concert just for Santa Clara University students. Keep an eye out for the next Bandcamp event on Instagram @stereo.undrgnd 📝Toni Spellacy 📸Amy Suh
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Jake Paul defeated Mike Tyson last Friday night in a highly anticipated exhibition match. Read more about it on our website. 📷: Associated Press
Sister Francisca Ngozi Uti, Bianca Albu, and Father Zack Presutti were honored tonight as finalists for the Opus Prize, recognizing their work in women’s empowerment, refugee support, and prison rehabilitation. 📷: Dylan Ryu Full story on our website
The Bronco statue may shine, but the SCU squirrels run campus 🐿️ Read more in our next print edition that comes out tomorrow!

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