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Leavey School of Business ranked No. 33 in Poets & Quants' Top Undergraduate Business Programs

A new finding led by SCU Prof. Lindsay Halladay could be a key to understanding why some adults cannot drink moderately.

A record 8,280 students applied early to join ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ's Class of 2024, with decisions issued Dec. 11.

Hunger in two local counties fell, but millions of meal needs still go unmet, found the SCU-created Hunger Index.

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s Silicon Valley Executive Center hosting a global gathering of executive-education professionals Nov. 20 to 22, 2019.

On Nov. 18, undergraduate Global Social Benefit Fellows will share the results of their action research on behalf of global social enterprises.

Santa Clara has more than 400 first-generation students on campus. The nation celebrates them Nov. 8.

Students, data experts, lawyers, and reform advocates will convene at SCU Oct. 26 for a unique hackathon to give those with criminal records a "second chance" to reintegrate into society.

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ inaugurates Kevin O’Brien, S.J., its 29th President.

A week of inauguration activities—some in support of migrants and refugees—will precede a formal ceremony Oct. 11, installing Kevin O’Brien, S.J., as SCU’s 29th president.

Alexander Community Law Center celebrates 25 years of teaching, advising, and providing legal services to thousands.

SCU ranked in the top 15 percent in the National University category of U.S. News. Undergraduate business programs also rank in top 15 percent.

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ was ranked third among 93 master’s-level institutions for its sustainability initiatives.

Forbes ranks the top 650 colleges in the U.S., and SCU came in No. 51 overall based on academic, career, and financial success of its grads.

Four new members have been selected to join ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s Board of Trustees.

Ethical issues in business will be discussed and viewed through the lens of the Jesuit educational system at an event at SCU July 11-13. 

Influential actor and activist Martin Sheen offers life lessons to Class of 2019

The Ciocca Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship supports ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s vision for expanding and re-envisioning innovation and entrepreneurial efforts across the University.

Four seniors have won Fulbright Scholarships; two are Fulbright alternates; and one received a Coro Award.

A new multi-disciplinary course helps engineers, businesspeople, and lawyers communicate with one another.

In a recognition of SCU's strong professional programs and successful alumni, the University has been elevated by the Carnegie Classification.