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Parallel Visions (https://www.scu.edu/cas/art/gallery-exhibitions/gallery-exhibition-schedule/2026-2027/parallel-visions/#d.en.1425467) Curated by Kelly DetweilerExhibition Dates: Sept. 21 to Nov. 20, 2026 Art and Art History Gallery Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building Gallery Hours: M-F, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.Recepti…
Are you done with your Halloween costumes? Donate your gently used family-friendly costumes (infants, kids, teens & adults) to the Youth Service Desk at Central Park Library, or the customer service desks at Mission & Northside Branch Library during open hours between Oct.1-15. All costumes will go towards our Hallowee…
On Saturday, October 3, City of Santa Clara residents can participate in Free Disposal Day. This is the perfect opportunity to dispose of appliances and e-waste items, as well as mattresses, furniture, and other bulky items. Appointments are required, and availability is limited. Hazardous waste (e.g. paints, fluoresce…
Are you stuck on a piece of software? Do you need a quick refresher on technology for yourself or your department? Technology Training offers Virtual Software Support Office Hours. Please briefly describe the nature of support you're seeking upon registration.Though our expertise spans all of the University's supported…
All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.
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Students will be meeting to discuss theories of criminalization and incarceration. This event will be co-hosted by students Neshmia Alam and Samuel Cao and Professors Oberman and Ball.