by Tiffany Harbrecht | Jun 8, 2022 | Community Engagement, Featured
U.S. Economy Back, Yet Uncertainty is High The deepest and shortest decline in the economy the U.S. has ever experienced is now over, but is the heyday only temporary — and at what cost? Above: aerial shot of downtown San José. Photo: David Schmitz Our nation’s...
by Tiffany Harbrecht | May 11, 2022 | Awards and Achievements
Victory for Health Activism; SJSU Student Wins at CSU-Wide Research Competition Justise Wattree, ’23 Humanities, researched the actions of Black health activists during past pandemics for his winning project, which he hopes will help reimagine future conversations to...
by Tiffany Harbrecht | Apr 18, 2022 | Academics
What Can Be Done in 3 Minutes? Graduate Students Face Off in 2022 Grad Slam Kate Forrest, ’23 MS Meteorology, presenting “Fire Tornadoes: ‘The Unicorns of Fire Weather’” at SJSU’s 2022 Grad Slam. Her undeniable passion for the topic helped lead her to a...
by Tiffany Harbrecht | Mar 18, 2022 | Academics
SJSU’s New HonorsX Program Prepares Students to Solve Societies’ Greatest Challenges SJSU’s new HonorsX program, which launches summer 2022, will engage student teams across academic disciplines to address the most difficult planetary challenges.....
by Tiffany Harbrecht | Feb 3, 2022 | Academics
What This Tax Year May Look Like for You Annette Nellen, professor, Lucas College and Graduate School of Business Like clockwork, tax season officially started on Jan. 24. That means individual returns are now being accepted and processed by the IRS until the filing...
