At the intersection of art and science, Floating Kīpuka/Dreaming the Futures We Want to Grow captures the essence of youth

The all-women band cements their place in popular indie music with their second album, the record

The 70’s are making a comeback in Prime Video’s show adaptation of Daisy Jones and The Six

Santa Clara professors weigh in on what the concept means to them and offer advice on how to find the Good Life yourself

Santa Clara students speak on their (over)indulgence in marijuana

“It is easy to love your friend, but sometimes the hardest lesson to learn is to love your enemy.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

Trio energizes campus with comedic interviews and authentic interactions

Student, local bands transform DaSilva’s usually debaucherous atmosphere

Currently residing in Dowd, Daren Kendall’s sculptural work offers space for abstraction and connection

The band’s evocative performance brought the 70s to San José

The SoundCloud rapper shocks listeners in a revolutionary take on trap music

The nostalgic pop-punk band delivers an explorative and politically charged sixth album

New tracks from seasoned indie rockers deliver a ruminative mood

Los Angeles-based film delivers conflicting messages about race

The de Saisset showcases artist Bryan Ida’s con.Text show, exhibiting a powerful message of connectedness under political strife

Making a playlist has become a ubiquitous and sacred practice

Santa Clara’s Simon Lanzoni reflects on childhood in the opening of his audiovisual installation in Dowd Hall’s new gallery space

The Shrek Cinematic Universe (SCU) expands to a more mature theme