Economics Convocation: “Success Here And Now”
In his keynote address, a faculty member encouraged grads to understand and maximize their strengths.
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Man’s Best Friend, Even in Prehistoric Times?
New research by SJSU’s Alan Leventhal and colleagues delves into the relationship between Native Americans and dogs, coyotes and wolves.
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Long Beach Mayor Receives Alumni Award
Prior to becoming mayor, Bob Foster served as president of Southern California Edison for more than 20 years.
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New York Times: Colleges Adapt Online Courses to Ease Burden
This front-page story profiles SJSU’s online initiatives.
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Univision: California Student’s Idea Helps Working People’s Finances
Univision’s national news channel interviews SJSU student Marisela Castro, who proposed she and her class push to increase San Jose’s minimum wage.
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East African Immigrants Invite You to “Celebrate: Part I”
View 40 photographs and six display cases of cultural memorabilia donated by East African immigrant and refugee families,
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The Wall Street Journal: Want to “Change the World”?
The Wall Street Journal interviews an SJSU professor about LinkedIn data showing people who want to “change the world” tend to live in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco Chronicle: Student Class Projects Leads to Minimum Wage Jump
The San Francisco Chronicle runs an Associated Press story covering the implementation of San Jose’s minimum wage hike, originally proposed by a professor and students.
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SJSU Remembers Professor Emeritus Ted Norton
Norton was by most accounts the most influential faculty member in SJSU’s modern history, guiding the Academic Senate throughout his 53 years at the university.
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Former Governor Gray Davis to Speak at SJSU
At the next Edwards Lecture March 19, Davis will reflect on recent changes to the California constitution that may make it easier to govern the state.
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