San Jose Mercury News columnist Mike Cassidy takes a look back at non-tech inventions from San Jose including Togo’s, a sandwich shop chain founded by an SJSU alumnus.
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San Jose Mercury News columnist Mike Cassidy takes a look back at non-tech inventions from San Jose including Togo’s, a sandwich shop chain founded by an SJSU alumnus.
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David M. Steele, former president of Chevron Latin America, will travel to Oregon August 2 to deliver a keynote address, “Crises in the Middle East and Japan – Implication for the US Economy and Technology Management.”
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SJSU is accepting applications from upper division domestic and international transfer students (students with 60 or more transferable semester units and the four basic skills completed).
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The San Jose Mercury News previews the art supply store to be opened on the Alameda by an SJSU alumna and her business partner.
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SJSU students traveled to Hanoi, Hue and Ho Chi Minh City this summer to learn first hand about the country’s social change and social work in the context of globalization and in comparison to the United States.
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SJSU’s Department of English and Comparative Literature founded the competition, which this year took poor writing to new heights, and added a touch of green tech!
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Superiority on the course and in the classroom have earned San Jose State University’s Mark Hubbard his second Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar award from Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA).
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Alumni and actor Omar Benson Miller will be in the audience to support his alma mater and theater program for this year’s Pied Piper performance. Miller has just released his new film, Gordon Glass to DVD.
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Professor Annette Nellen, director of SJSU’s graduate tax program, recommends modernizing the state’s sales tax policy in this San Jose Mercury News op-ed.
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