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SJSU Blogs
blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > sjsu-students-build-ai-solutions-at-csu-summer-camp

SJSU Students Build AI Solutions at CSU Summer Camp | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

13+ hour, 36+ min ago   (499+ words) by Rhoda Jordan Shapiro | Sep 10, 2026 | Awards and Achievements, Featured San José State had the largest representation of any university at this year’s summer camp, with 20 students among the 68 attendees from across 22 CSU universities. Out of 1,019 applications received, only 119 students were…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > sjsu-promise-programs-are-expanding-access-for-prospective-spartans

SJSU Promise Programs Are Expanding Access for Prospective Spartans | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

16+ hour, 27+ min ago   (290+ words) by SJSU Editor | Sep 10, 2026 | Community Engagement, Featured San José State University’s SJSU Promise programs initiative with three South Bay school districts is expanding college access and ensuring that local students have a supported and attainable pathway to a four-year university…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > from-california-to-the-moon-daniel-rivers-and-sally-ashton-explore-the-intersections-of-art-and-science

From California to the Moon: Daniel Rivers and Sally Ashton Explore the Intersections of Art and Science

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (587+ words) by Julia Halprin Jackson | Sep 8, 2026 | Awards and Achievements, Featured Two new books from San José State faculty take on that question through explorations of environmental justice, space, California history and the possibilities of more just futures. Sometimes, language can deconstruct…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > new-associated-students-president-makayla-akin-is-focused-on-connection-safety-and-spartan-pride

New Associated Students President Ma???Kayla Akin Is Focused on Connection, Safety and Spartan Pride

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (724+ words) by Rhoda Jordan Shapiro | Sep 4, 2026 | Featured, Leadership Ma’Kayla Akin speaking at the annual flag raising at San José City Hall with City partners and others. This past June, Ma’Kayla Akin, ’28 Political Science, officially started her term as president of Associated…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > financeconnect > 09/04/2026 > authorizing-travel-using-research-and-tower-foundation-funds-sap-concur-update

Authorizing Travel Using Research and Tower Foundation Funds???SAP Concur Update / FinanceConnect

6+ day, 14+ hour ago   (397+ words) As we continue our transition to SAP Concur following our August 1 go-live, we want to provide additional guidance regarding travel funded through our auxiliary organizations. As shared in previous communications, SAP Concur is now the university’s system for travel, expense…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > new-speakers-announced-for-mineta-forum-commemorating-25th-anniversary-of-9-11

New Speakers Announced for Mineta Forum Commemorating 25th Anniversary of 9/11 | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (225+ words) by SJSU Editor | Sep 1, 2026 | Featured, Research and Innovation Those who knew and worked alongside U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta can join his family and national transportation leaders in Washington, D.C., to share firsthand perspectives on his legacy and leadership on September…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > deep-dive-in-five-affordable-learning-solutions-at-sjsu-king-library

Deep Dive in Five: Affordable Learning Solutions at SJSU King Library | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (146+ words) by Julia Halprin Jackson | Aug 31, 2026 | Campus Life, Featured Fall semester at San José State is now in full swing, which means Spartans are navigating classes, part-time jobs, internships, clubs and extracurriculars. One item on all students’ to-do lists: getting textbooks…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > san-jose-state-partners-with-mosaic-america-to-expand-mosaic-atlas-a-platform-for-building-communities

San Jos?? State Partners with Mosaic America to Expand Mosaic Atlas, a Platform for Building Communities

2+ week, 14+ hour ago   (494+ words) by Julia Halprin Jackson | Aug 27, 2026 | Awards and Achievements, Featured “The way the census data survey a place is through demographic data,” says Usha Srinivasan, co-founder and president of the nonprofit Mosaic America. “But people do not live their lives in…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > do-you-know-the-way-to-san-jose-state-deep-dive-in-five-with-anthony-montes-of-transportation-solutions

Do You Know the Way to San José State: Deep Dive in Five with Anthony Montes of Transportation Solutions | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (450+ words) by Sean Woodland | Aug 26, 2026 | Campus Life, Featured What is the new Bay Pass program and how will it benefit SJSU students? With BayPass, students no longer have to include cost as a consideration. They now have access to the entire…...

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blogs.sjsu.edu > newsroom > 2026 > sjsu-researchers-join-30m-nsf-science-and-technology-center-to-tackle-turbulence

SJSU researchers join $30M NSF Science and Technology Center to tackle turbulence | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (184+ words) by SJSU Editor | Aug 26, 2026 | Academics, Featured, Research and Innovation The turbulent velocity field from a 3D simulation of a massive star at the point of core collapse just prior to supernova explosion. Credit: S. Couch based on results from Fields & Couch, Astrophysical…...