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SJSU Completes Purchase of Spartan Village on the Paseo
San José State has completed the purchase of the Spartan Village on the Paseo (SVP) student housing complex located in downtown San José from Throckmorton Partners.
Countdown to Commencement Fall 2025: Katherine Tran on Embracing Inclusivity
Katherine Tran, ’25 Kinesiology, discovered a passion for inclusive occupational therapy during her time at SJSU.
Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Scientists Confirm Metal Fallout in Elkhorn Slough From World’s Largest Battery Storage Fire
A new published study from SJSU’s Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML) shows that the 2025 fire at the world’s largest battery storage facility left a thin but widespread layer of toxic metals across the wetlands of Elkhorn Slough.
Engineering Students Bring Holiday Magic to Life at San Jose’s Christmas in the Park
San José State mechanical engineering students are reviving a beloved Christmas in the Park penguin display, blending creativity and engineering to build new animatronic features.
Downtown San José as an Imaginative Landscape
Visitors can view artist Pao Houa Her’s striking photography on the fourth and fifth floors of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, displayed on monitors scattered alongside library and campus resource announcements
SJSU Aviation Students Step Up as Government Shutdown Strains Local Air Traffic Controllers
When the government shutdown left air traffic controllers working without pay, a group of San José State aviation students stepped in — turning a class assignment into a community mission.
Sherri Harvey Earns Fulbright Award to Teach in Indonesia
English and Comparative Literature Lecturer Sherri Harvey delivered a keynote on the ethical incorporation of AI in higher education in Indonesia, thanks to a 2025 Fulbright Specialist Award.
“It’s Right to Rebel!” Student Exhibit Celebrates Resistance and Solidarity
Visit King Library’s fifth floor to see “But Often It Rhymes: Suppression, Resistance, and Solidarity in San José,” an exhibit curated by SJSU graduate students.
The Steinbeck Fellowship Celebrates 25 Years of Literary Success
The Steinbeck Fellowship exists thanks to the late Martha Heasley Cox, professor emerita of English at SJSU.
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