Faculty and Alumni Join Nobel Prize Winner on Groundbreaking Research Publication
Four SJSU alumni contributed to a Science Magazine publication alongside Professor of Biological Sciences Katherine Wilkinson and 2021 Nobel Prize Winner Ardem Patapoutian.
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Annual Fee Report Shows CSU and San José State Among Most Affordable Institutions in the Nation
A recent CSU report showed that 81% of all students systemwide received financial aid in 2021-2022.
SJSU Researchers Track Emperor Penguins to Learn More About Climate Change
San José State researchers from the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories have teamed with scientists from New Zealand to monitor how emperor penguins live and move, as well as what can be done to better protect them from environmental threats.
UPD Chief’s Letter to SJSU Community: The Death of Tyre Nichols
SJSU Police Chief Michael Carroll shares a campus message regarding the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee.
Black Excellence in the Name of Resistance: Black History Activities at the King Library
San José State’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library is hosting a number of events in recognition of Black History Month.
Alquist Redevelopment Project Gets CSU Approval to Advance
The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees approved San José State University’s efforts to explore redeveloping the Alfred E. Alquist state office building site in downtown San José.
Celebrating the Alexanders Exhibition Honors the Good Brothers Legacy at SJSU
The Africana, Asian American, Chicano, & Native American Studies Center, together with SJSU Associate Professor of Journalism Duane “Michael” Cheers, are kicking off a new exhibition honoring the legacy of Chuck Alexander, ’82 Management, and the Good Brothers House.
Deep Dive in Five with Catherine Voss Plaxton
Associate Vice President of Health, Wellness and Student Services Catherine Voss Plaxton shares updates to SJSU health and wellness programs for spring 2023.
Sally Casanova Scholar Marlene Andrade and the Power of Culture and Community in Environmental Justice
Marlene Andrade, ’23 MA Chicana and Chicano Studies, received a 2022-2023 Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholarship to guide her through the PhD application process. She researches how communities of color, including Indigenous and Black populations, create and occupy sustainable spaces, and how they use these spaces to resist systemic racism.
Mapping Resistance Through Art
Lourdes “Lou” Jiménez, ’23 Art History, is one of the lead tour guides involved in SJSU’s Public Art as Resistance project.
SJSU in the News
Efforts underway to recruit top talent after large-scale tech layoffs
KGO-TV
SJSU Research Examines How Climate Change Impacts Emperor Penguins
NBC Bay Area
Rep. Nancy Mace warns her party to adopt a more ‘centrist’ abortion agenda or lose women voters
The 19th News
Bay area researchers study movement of Emperor penguins in Antarctica
KTVU-TV
Storms dumped snow on California. Will it bring a reprieve from the drought?
The Guardian
SJSU tags ‘fit bit’ to penguins, gathering behavioral data for climate change
KCBS Radio
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