Throughout the nation, Santa Clara is recognized as a pioneer in advocating for sustainable practices, yet the institution remains invested in energy companies whose pollutants are a substantial cause of global warming.

Law professors who exhibit qualities of fairness and justice in law will be eligible for a new honor on campus.

A Santa Clara accounting major from San Jose, known for his quick wit, intellect and compassion for others, died last Tuesday.

A 2012 anonymous survey showed that a substantial number of Santa Clara students had non-consensual sex that went unreported to university officials.

On Monday night, The White Panda played their version of nostalgic hits to create new memories.

Despite notching another conference win and solidifying second place in the West Coast Conference, the NCAA selection committee failed to award the team a shot at the postseason tournament.

The lack of international coverage and government stagnation that has taken place in Mexico during the country’s war is shocking.

After having worked at Santa Clara for the past 19 years, Joe Sugg will step down from his position next week.

At Santa Clara, Broncos have their very own angel in the form of Cecilia Carrasco.

The History Channel is not the only “educational” channel that has abandoned its message for ratings. Once celebrated for its science-based programing, the Discovery Channel and Animal Planet are similarly chasing viewers.

Velodyne, Inc., a Silicon Valley-based company, aims to alleviate the stress and monotony of driving. They presented their technology to develop self-driving cars at Santa Clara on Nov. 3.

Schaaf hit the go-ahead and eventual game-winning goal against Fresno Pacific University.

Last week, Santa Clara switched its campus Internet provider from Verizon to AT&T and increased Internet capacity by tenfold.

There were no tricks, only treats at Igwebuike’s fall quarter Love Jones.

Two days after the end of the election, one local Democratic candidate refuses to concede in the race for California’s 17th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Fridays often end with people swapping war stories from their work week. This Friday, the Santa Clara Department of Theatre and Dance will debut “Working,” a musical about those stories.

Bronco athletes made the most of their home-track advantage Saturday, with nine athletes setting personal records