New Major: Winter Group Advising - Comm Department
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Winter Group Advising for the new major meets in Vari Hall 109 (COMM studio), Santa Clara.
Winter Group Advising for the Communications Department meets in Vari Hall 109 studio space, Santa Clara.
Parallel Visions displays SCU and Hokkaido artists’ works side by side, highlighting contrasting and similar approaches across mediums at the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building.
Mission Branch Library hosts an interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement, followed by free play with library‑provided toys.
U.S. citizenship test preparation class (Central Park Library, Edinger Room) — practice 128 civics questions and reading‑writing sections with free study materials, taught in English, all ages.
Dorm Life: 175 Years of Student Housing displays photos tracing Santa Clara’s housing evolution from a boarding school to 6,500 undergraduates, in the Learning Commons, 3rd‑floor Reading Room.
Visual art exhibition on the University Library’s 2nd floor features paintings and photography by Amanda Cole, John Betts, Liat Noten, Gabriella Gabrian and Nadine Zellner, free. Memorial Tombstones for the Unhoused displayed on the lawn between Kenna and Benson, free. Guided reflection at the Tombstone Display led by Tony Cortese of the Ignatian Center, free. Shamira Dickerson performs at the Tombstone Display, free. Artists’ talk and reception featuring Art Hazelwood and other project artists, free.
International Student Peer Advisor Hours at Varsi Hall, Global Engagement Office in Santa Clara.
Online biology course explores real‑world applications, ethical and legal debates, led by Harvard‑trained professor and nature photographer Eric Simon.