I find it ironic that in a culture so obsessed with romance and surrounded by sex, the art of intimacy and eroticism is dying.  We have been taught to be imitations, curations and images, rather than...

On Wednesday, the Career Center at San José State hosted a “Career Center Carnival” from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on the Smith Carlos Lawn. The carnival not only provided students with the opportunity to...

On Wednesday afternoon, San José State University President Cynthia Teniente-Matson and Associated Students President Katelyn Gambarin greeted dozens of students at their “Pizza with the Presidents”...

On Tuesday, Aug. 26, San José City Council announced several changes set to occur, including changes to the SAP Center and the city’s legal council. The motion for the SAP Center to undergo nearly...

As the fall semester begins, San José State welcomes a record number of new students and a record-high price in campus parking. Nearly 40,000 students are enrolled at SJSU this fall, an 8% increase...

Despite multiple campus construction and maintenance projects anticipated to finish by the end of summer at San José State, construction is scheduled to continue through the fall semester frustrating...

Suspended San José State professor abruptly retired despite having been initially scheduled to have courses in the fall.  Jonathan Roth worked at SJSU for 30 years as a history professor and was put...