An estimated 49.6 millionindividuals are currently trapped by human trafficking worldwide. Transportation systems, including airports, bus terminals, and transit networks, serve as critical infrastructures for moving goods and people during major events like international sporting events or festivals—but they also inadvertently function as facilitators for human traffickers to move their victims across regions. Continue Reading…
On Sunday, February 8, Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara will host Super Bowl LX, the culmination of the National Football League season and one of the most highly anticipated sporting events nationwide. Massive athletic events bring thousands of visitors, tourism, cultural and artistic opportunities to the hosting region — and with that, an entire underground economy that has the potential to harm lives. Continue Reading…
Deciding whether to pursue a graduate degree or certificate is a big step—and it’s normal to have questions along the way. At the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business at San José State University, we regularly hear from prospective students who are exploring how to advance their careers, expand their skills, or pivot into new opportunities. Continue Reading…
For the third year in a row, the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business at San José State University has earned national recognition from Poets&Quants, reaffirming its place among the top online MBA programs in the United States for 2026. Continue Reading…
AI is to adults what “six seven” is to middle-schoolers – both terms have infiltrated their respective lexicons. Unlike the latter, though, which will eventually be swapped for the next viral slang word, AI isn’t going anywhere. And neither is IT, for that matter. As such, inquisitive scholar Jalal Sarabadani, assistant professor in the School of Information Systems and Technology, is taking a closer look at the sinister aspect of information technology. Continue Reading…