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These scanned images showcase the three colleges that make up Santa Clara University. The images have both texts describing each of the colleges as well as images to showcase students in these colleges and the activities they did involving their…

These pages are scanned copies of the yearbook from 1974 and found in the Archives and Special Collections main reading room at SCU. The pages that my partner and I have selected show the graduates from the Class of 1974 who were in the College of…

A letter from John J. Donovan Jr. to Father Patrick A. Donohue acknowledging a thank you letter sent by Donohue to Donovan about the scholarship that he pledge to create to allow low-income African American students from the Diocese of Oakland to…

A picture of a group of female students at Santa Clara enjoying the sunshine together.

A letter from then-president of Santa Clara University Father Thomas D. Terry to Coretta Scott King, expressing his condolences to her and her children following the assassination of her husband Martin Luther King Jr. He also states in the letter…

This document was written by Father Terry and was asking for the separation of the College of Arts and Sciences into two colleges, the College of the Humanities and the College of the Sciences. He believed that this would be helpful for the students…

2001, Recommendations regarding the Greek System issued by the Student Affairs University Policy Committee. Their final recommendation was to not dismantle the Greek system.

2000, Letter written by the University Policy Committee on Student Affairs to Emily Flores, President of Inter-Greek Council to discuss the review of Greek life at Santa Clara University.

2000, Letter Written by Provost Denise L. Carmody to David Pleins, the Chain of the University Policy Committee on Student Affairs, asking the Committee to conduct a review of Greek life and determine their future with Santa Clara University.

2000, Fr. Locatelli's talking points for Greek Meetings, regarding the review with Greek life its rationale, precedents, University Policy Committee on Student Affairs, and timelines.