Deep Dive in Five with SJSU President Cynthia Teniente Matson: Introducing the New Presidential AI Avatar
On Friday, March 21, in a message to campus and on SJSU social media channels, San José State University President Cynthia Teniente-Matson became among the first university leaders in the nation to debut an artificial intelligence (AI) avatar.
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Wayne Jopanda Curates Waves of Resilience at King Library’s AAACNA Center
The Waves of Resilience exhibit, curated by Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies Wayne Jopanda, is on display at the AAACNA Center at King Library through late May.
Neal Raghani’s Art Beyond the Spectrum
Digital media artist Neal Raghani’s exhibit is on display at King Library’s Jennifer and Philip DiNapoli Gallery until April 27.
SJSU Joins California Solar Canal Initiative
San José State University has joined a research consortium of faculty from seven top California research universities to help propel a groundbreaking initiative to accelerate the deployment of solar arrays over California’s extensive canal network.
SJSU Celebrates 70 Years of the Humanities Honors Program With Redesigned Curriculum
The Humanities Honors program at SJSU offers an interdisciplinary perspective on philosophy, arts and humanities in a streamlined 12-unit course sequence.
SJSU’s 1857 Minutes of Giving Raises $3.6 Million During Two-Day Campaign
More than 1,500 donors contributed to the 1857 Minutes of Giving campaign on March 11-12, supporting over a hundred departments, programs and initiatives at SJSU.
The College of Humanities and the Arts Goes to Washington
Three members of SJSU’s College of Humanities and the Arts traveled to Washington D.C. to participate in National Humanities Advocacy Day on March 11.
Lucas College and Graduate School of Business Ranked #1 Among Public Undergraduate Business Schools in California and Top 100 in the Nation
The Lucas College and Graduate School of Business has been recognized by Poets&Quants for Undergrads as one of the top undergraduate business programs for 2025 in the U.S.
Moving Forward Together: Spartan Women Share Stories of Mentorship in Honor of Women’s History Month
SJSU women leaders share the impact of mentors in their life in honor of Women’s History Month.
Five Years Later, SJSU Remembers the COVID Lockdown
Members of the SJSU community share recollections of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic five years after the world shut down.
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