Educating the Establishment
From student-athlete to activist-scholar, Harry Edwards’ life and work offer lessons on more than the sociology of sport.
Category: Spring-Summer 2016
Going for Gold and Blue: SJSU’s Olympic Timeline
San Jose State has been a part of nearly every Summer Olympic Games since 1924.
Upping the Game
The career of businessman/philanthropist Peter Ueberroth, ’59 Management, ’86 Honorary Doctorate, covers a lot of territory.
Finding Paul Abadilla
Abadilla, ’08 Animation/Illustration, works as a sketch artist at Pixar’s Emeryville campus.
Faculty Spotlight: Can Play Piano
Gwendolyn Mok, professor and coordinator of keyboard studies in the School of Music and Dance, was destined to be a piano prodigy.
One Washington Square: Within Reach
Spartan long-distance freestyle swimmer Riley Spitser has ushered in new records that make her one of the fastest swimmers in SJSU’s history.
Connecting with Students
“I never dreamed that someday I would go to graduate school and become a university professor.”
Q&A with Poet Mary Lou Taylor
Mary Lou Taylor, ’70 English, shares some of her poetic influences and writing practices.
Job Maestro: Portfolium for SJSU
The Job Maestro deconstructs Portfolium, a free online tool available to San José State alumni, students and faculty members.
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