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Michael Cheers’ Portrait Academy
Michael Cheers’ Portrait Academy
Lessons Learned 2009 -Angela Hughes
Lessons Learned 2009 -Angela Hughes
Derek Sijder
Lessons Learned 2009-Derek Sijder
Jade Atkins
Lessons Learned 2009- Jade Atkins
Justin Perry
Lessons Learned 2009- Justin Perry
Graphic by Alejandra Gallo | Spartan Daily
A24’s new film is swoon-worthy
Intimacy is dying and sex is boring
Intimacy is dying and sex is boring
Students sit and study in the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library at the San José State campus which has nine stories for both the community and students to utilize.
Campus study spots provide focus
San José State students line up at the “Career Center Carnival” on Wednesday on the Smith Carlos Lawn to pet various farm animials to kick off the first week of instruction.
Spartans search for new opportunities
SJSU Associated Students President Katelyn Gambarin greets a student before grabbing food at the “Pizza with the Presidents” event in the Student Union.
Students partake in pizza with presidents
To change or not to change MLB
To change or not to change MLB
Update News April 24, 2025
Update News April 24, 2025
Update News April 17, 2025
Update News April 17, 2025
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Update News April 10, 2025
Update News March 27, 2025
Update News March 27, 2025
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Update News March 20, 2025
Bulldogs bite back, Spartan win streak ends at a dozen
Bulldogs bite back, Spartan win streak ends at a dozen
Junior Brian Rodriguez-Flores becomes third Spartan to transfer this offseason
Junior Brian Rodriguez-Flores becomes third Spartan to transfer this offseason
Gymnastics fall short of three-peat, places second in MPSF Championships
Gymnastics fall short of three-peat, places second in MPSF Championships
Pitching propels baseball to first conference victory against Bulldogs
Pitching propels baseball to first conference victory against Bulldogs
Softball wins 12th straight, takes series against rival Bulldogs
Softball wins 12th straight, takes series against rival Bulldogs
Sebastian, hijo de una vendedora de un local familiar donde venden verduras, dulces, y artesanías mexicanas, actualiza los precios de los productos del negocio en la Pulga. Jovanna Olivares | El Espartano
Vendedores esperan voto sobre la Pulga
Mexican Heritage Plaza Vaccinations
Mexican Heritage Plaza Vaccinations
Foto de cortesía de REFORMA
Virtualmente estudiantes celebran antepasados por Dia de los Muertos
Un escritorio preparado para afrontar el semestre de otoño completanmente en linea.
Regresando a escuela en un mundo COVID
Una estudiante camina bajo el arco conmemorativo de Cesár Chávez con una máscara de tela para protegerse de la exposición al COVID-19 y el aire aire humeante.
Baja retencion de estudiantes Latinx
WOKE "Sexual Harassment Episode 2"
WOKE “Sexual Harassment Episode 2”
WOKE "Gun Violence Episode 2"
WOKE “Gun Violence Episode 2”
WOKE "Gun Violence"
WOKE “Gun Violence”
Harlem Reimagined
Harlem Reimagined
WOKE "Sexual Harassment"
WOKE “Sexual Harassment”
Young People and Suicide
Young People and Suicide
Drugs on Campus
Drugs on Campus
The "N" Word
The “N” Word
Underpaid and Overworked: Adjunct Professors
Underpaid and Overworked: Adjunct Professors
Young and Homeless
Young and Homeless
The News Site of San Jose State University

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SJSU freshman football player Camdan McWright dies at 18

SJSU freshman football player Camdan McWright dies at 18

Bryanna Bartlett
October 21, 2022
Photo by Bryanna Bartlett

Students decry Title IX Office

Bryanna Bartlett
October 13, 2022
Redwood City resident Jonas Sung (left) talks to artist Alyssa Wigant by her booth. Wigant hand-letters her artwork and also created a zine of more than 10 pages that were offered to the first 500 attendees on Saturday and Sunday respectively.

Growth-based art fair unifies SJ community

Bryanna Bartlett
September 14, 2022
Infographic by Bryanna Bartlett

SJSU says masks to no longer be mandatory

Bryanna Bartlett
September 7, 2022
Illustration by Jovanna Olivares

McCurdy’s memoir is profound, raw

Bryanna Bartlett
September 1, 2022
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo listens to a community member during the public forum section of Tuesday's city council meeting at city hall. Carolyn Brown | Spartan Daily

San Jose City Council discusses flea market: economic studies get approved, community members express time concerns

Bryanna Bartlett
August 31, 2022
Illustration by Hannah Gregoric

SJSU president search goes on

Bryanna Bartlett
August 22, 2022
Student Wellness Center personnel are being trained as medication abortion providers. The center will be open for procedures by Jan. 1. Bryanna Bartlett | Spartan Daily

SJSU will soon provide abortion pills

Bryanna Bartlett
July 15, 2022
Photo by Evan Reinhardt

Project puts people in high-up pods

Bryanna Bartlett
April 14, 2022
Illustration by Nick Ybarra

Outside investigators scope out SJSU IT

Bryanna Bartlett
March 24, 2022
Infographic by Bryanna Bartlett

Former 26-year police officer joins as UPD chief

Bryanna Bartlett
January 23, 2022
Infographic by Bryanna Bartlett

Students showcase business ideas

Bryanna Bartlett
December 2, 2021
Illustration by Daisha Sherman

‘It just happened’ : SJSU expert & student go deep on sexual consent

Bryanna Bartlett
November 23, 2021
Photo by Bryanna Bartlett

SJSU center confronts gun violence

Bryanna Bartlett
November 16, 2021
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Fresh Title IX documents reveal flaws, failings, omissions

Bryanna Bartlett
November 9, 2021
Infographic by Christina Casillas

SJSU meteorologist says state is still behind in its climate change combat

Bryanna Bartlett
October 27, 2021
Photo courtesy of Jason Averilla

Powerful storm lashes Bay Area

Bryanna Bartlett
October 26, 2021
Photo Illustration by Nick Ybarra

Coalition calls for police off campus

Bryanna Bartlett
October 5, 2021
Photo by Bryanna Bartlett

SJ marks 9/11 20th anniversary

Bryanna Bartlett
September 13, 2021
Infographic by Lindsay Vilamor

PG&E causes preventable catastophes

Bryanna Bartlett
August 25, 2021
Therapy gave me the tools to heal, cope

Therapy gave me the tools to heal, cope

Bryanna Bartlett
May 6, 2021
Illustration by Nick Ybarra

SJSU plans to require vaccination

Bryanna Bartlett
April 28, 2021
Infographic by Paula Piva

County provides vaccine updates

Bryanna Bartlett
April 15, 2021
Infographic by Paula Piva

County may move to yellow tier

Bryanna Bartlett
April 7, 2021
Bay Area roller skaters boogie to music at a stoplight as they head towards Japantown Sunday I Photo by Yami Sun

Community rolls out to protest hate

Bryanna Bartlett
March 23, 2021
County anticipates orange tier move

County anticipates orange tier move

Bryanna Bartlett
March 23, 2021
Polet Ramirez and her brother smile for a photo on Dec. 19 2020 in celebration of Ramirez graduating from San Jose State's undergraduate program in Fall 2020 I Photo courtesy of Polet Ramirez

Caregivers face mounting duties

Bryanna Bartlett
March 18, 2021
Infographic by Lindsey Villamor

Single-shot vaccine arrives in county

Bryanna Bartlett
March 17, 2021
Board of Supervisors address COVID-19 challenges

Board of Supervisors address COVID-19 challenges

Bryanna Bartlett
February 23, 2021
County expands vaccine eligibility

County expands vaccine eligibility

Bryanna Bartlett
February 18, 2021
Illustration by Hanz Pacheco

SJSU community talks vaccine

Bryanna Bartlett
January 27, 2021
Photo Courtesy of Time Magazine

SJSU community expresses anger over U.S. Capitol breach

Bryanna Bartlett
January 9, 2021
A San Jose police officer directs traffic near San Jose State as police close off East San Fernando and South 10th streets after reports of a mass stabbing Sunday. Jesus Tellitud | Spartan Daily

Stabbing spree leaves 2 dead, 3 injured

Bryanna Bartlett
November 24, 2020
Illustration by Marci Suela

Am I not good enough?

Bryanna Bartlett
October 22, 2020
Illustration By Nick Ybarra

Spartans welcomes UCSC fire evacuees

Bryanna Bartlett
August 26, 2020
Terra Walls, vice president of Silicon Valley NAACP youth branch and SJSU Alpha Xi Delta alumna, speaks at Alpha Omicron Pi news conference last Wednesday. Blue Nguyen/ Spartan Daily

Sorority members address binding housing contracts

Bryanna Bartlett
August 19, 2020
PG&E set to continue outages

PG&E set to continue outages

Bryanna Bartlett
August 19, 2020
Members of Black Liberation And Collective Knowledge (BLACK) Outreach San Jose, a Black activist community collective, and other San Jose residents light candles in front of City Hall Saturday. Blue Nguyen/Spartan Daily

San Jose residents gather by candlelight vigil to honor Beirut, Lebanon

Bryanna Bartlett
August 14, 2020
Protesters migrated to the sidewalks of City Hall shortly after the Brave Space SBBC march and discussion ended Friday. Sanjuanita Garza/ Spartan Daily

Black Youth members of San Jose speak out on Juneteenth

Bryanna Bartlett
June 22, 2020
The Black Lives Matter San Jose chapter hosted an open mic rally dedicated to expressing injustice through art at city hall Friday. Yann Lapnet / Spartan Daily

San Jose artists and activists host “Black-Out” open mic

Bryanna Bartlett
June 16, 2020
Several mothers of victims killed by police brutality pose with the banners of their children on Saturday. Jesus Tellitud/ Spartan Daily

San Jose residents gather at SJSU to discuss the Black experience in America

Bryanna Bartlett
June 10, 2020
San Jose police officers in riot gear and geared up with batons and rubber bullet guns push protesters back during the May 29 George Floyd protest on Santa Clara Street. Christian Trujano/ Spartan Daily

Police reform in San Jose

Bryanna Bartlett
June 6, 2020
Stabbing near SJSU leaves 1 dead, 3 injured

Stabbing near SJSU leaves 1 dead, 3 injured

Bryanna Bartlett
June 3, 2020
Protesters occupy Highway 101 during Friday’s protests in solidarity with the death of George Floyd and police brutality. Christian Trujano/Spartan Daily

Following downtown San Jose protests, city officials caution use of National Guard

Bryanna Bartlett
June 2, 2020
The San Jose State baseball team poses after defeating the University of Houston Cougars in the super regional, advancing to the College World Series in 2000. Photo Courtesy of Junior Ruiz.

College World Series, 20 years later

Bryanna Bartlett
May 7, 2020
Local letterer, designer and muralist Alyssa Wigant paints a mural on her walls in celebration of Earth Day 2020 for the stay-at-home mural festival, HOME.

Virtual art festival celebrates Earth Day

Bryanna Bartlett
April 29, 2020
Illustration by Cindy Cuellar

Looking back at the ultimate festival

Bryanna Bartlett
April 15, 2020
Kinesiology senior Caitlin Bettenay and her playing partner, advertising senior Kaitlynn Zdroik (not pictured), recorded a 7-4 overall record in the shortened 2020 season.

Volleyball star aims for 2024 Olympics

Bryanna Bartlett
April 14, 2020
Photo illustration by Chelsea Nguyen Fleige/Spartan Daily

A.S. candidate for director of business affairs

Bryanna Bartlett
April 8, 2020
Guitarist Kiva Uhuru harmonizes with the circle. Photo by Bryanna Bartlett.

San Jose locals meditate on identity

Bryanna Bartlett
March 4, 2020
Las Cafeteras main vocalist Denise Carlos sings infront of a lively crowd at the Bernie Sanders rally Sunday afternoon. Photo by Mauricio La Plante

Music moves the masses at rally

Bryanna Bartlett
March 3, 2020
“Mesmerica 360” gave audience members a captivating kaleidoscopic experience.

Immersive show takes audience on a trip

Bryanna Bartlett
February 26, 2020
Romance isn’t dead, it’s evolved

Romance isn’t dead, it’s evolved

Bryanna Bartlett
February 13, 2020
‘Donut Day’ celebrated with art and music

‘Donut Day’ celebrated with art and music

Bryanna Bartlett
February 11, 2020
Members of the band William Corduroy play their groovy tunes to a lively crowd.

‘Donut Day’ celebrated with art and music

Bryanna Bartlett
February 11, 2020
Grammys don’t promote diversity

Grammys don’t promote diversity

Bryanna Bartlett
February 6, 2020
Pay attention to the online privacy policies you accept

Pay attention to the online privacy policies you accept

Bryanna Bartlett
February 6, 2020
Being ‘woke’ makes politics a joke

Being ‘woke’ makes politics a joke

Bryanna Bartlett
February 6, 2020
The Ritz marks the Swells and the Lunatics’ biggest gig, with the nightclub being one of the area’s noteworthy live music venues and featuring many top national artists. photo courtesy of Ryan Wall

The ‘Swells’ dominate downtown

Bryanna Bartlett
January 30, 2020
‘I couldn’t be home when home needed me’

‘I couldn’t be home when home needed me’

Bryanna Bartlett
January 30, 2020
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