Shirley Reekie: Sailor, Rower, Professor
Kinesiology Professor Shirley Reekie first hopped aboard her father’s sailboat at age two, inspiring a career in athletics and sport history.
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Shanice Howard: In Search of the Perfect Routine
Gymnast Shanice Howard was named the 2011 Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year and went on to become a physical therapist.
Lisa Peters: Making Waves
Spartan swimmer Lisa Covey Peters, ’07 Physics, leads an exciting career as a systems engineer at Lockheed Martin.
SJSU Goes Big at Levi’s Stadium
Students, alumni, veterans, ROTC cadets and members of the SJSU community came together at Levi’s Stadium.
One Washington Square: Arena of Influence
Watch a video on the challenges and opportunities facing woman athletes today.
Spartan Women in Sport: Thomasina Wallace, ’12 Kinesiology
Record-setting gymnast Thomasina Wallace, ’12 Kinesiology, says that “twenty percent [of the sport] is talent and 80 percent is how mentally prepared are you to perform your routines while others are judging you.” Learn how she overcame injuries and defied stereotypes during her career at SJSU.
Power SJSU: All In
“We have good people who care about SJSU’s student-athletes. They care about the football program. And they care about the university. Will you join us?”
Heritage: Raise Your Hand and Spartan Up
An SJSU tradition has taken shape, and it’s the shape of a Spartan.
Spring/Summer 2017: From Readers
Washington Square welcomes letters to the editor. Here’s what our readers have to say.
Out of the Starting Block
“The story of modern track and field cannot be written without the contributions of SJSU athletes and coaches.”
Going for Gold and Blue: SJSU’s Olympic Timeline
San Jose State has been a part of nearly every Summer Olympic Games since 1924.
On the 50
The Super Bowl’s golden anniversary is a time to reflect on SJSU’s place in Super Bowl history.
Iced Tee: Spartan Golfer Got Her Start Playing Hockey
Spartan golfer Megan Osland, ’15 Recreation Management, knows how to swing more than a five iron.
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