Starting on Oct. 6, San José State students are able to get the Caltrain GoPass and experience unlimited rides on Caltrain.
Caltrain began in 1992 and is a commuter rail line that serves the San...
On Monday evening, the Bay Area experienced heavy rainfall from a passing storm, which caused two trees to fall on San José State’s campus and flooding on roadways.
The San José Penitencia area...
A new tool created by students aimed to help students pick general education (GE) courses has come to the San José State campus.
Graduation Scope is a free tool that helps students find easy GE classes...
RV owners in San José who rely on their vehicles for shelter are facing a series of issues finding a place to park their homes as winter approaches.
Yari Castillo, an RV owner a part of a group of...
Taking effect on Oct. 1, the federal government shutdown is blowing through several federal departments and programs that San José State students use for research grants and veteran resources.
Marc...
Voters across the state will have the opportunity to decide on the future of congressional districts in California for the upcoming 2026, 2028 and 2030 election cycles with the introduction of Proposition...
On Tuesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 715 into law, instituting the nation’s first Office of Civil Rights and statewide Antisemitism Prevention Coordinator.
First introduced by assembly...
A surge in student visa cancellations has left many international students worried about losing their legal status.
As of April 2025, international students across the United States have faced anxiety...
San José State and Morgan Hill Unified School District (MHUSD) have partnered together to create a guaranteed pathway to college for students in the district starting in the 2026-27 academic year.
The...
Word of a bird stuck on the eighth floor of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library has been circulating among students on campus, with multiple Reddit posts under r/SJSU’s subreddit headlining the creature....
In early September, the City of San José opened its first-ever safe sleeping site, a pilot program announced by the San José Housing Department, according to NBC Bay Area.
However, its sudden closure...
For San José State students, spotting religious recruiters on campus is typical, but students have become concerned about being stopped by some recruiters and the dangers associated with these groups.
A...
