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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
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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
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Update News April 17, 2025
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Update News April 10, 2025
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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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Video games don’t make kids more violent

Chris Padilla
May 11, 2021
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Anti-Asian roots plague generations

Chris Padilla
May 6, 2021
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New gaming genre gains popularity

Chris Padilla
April 29, 2021
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YouTuber is entitled to boxing career

Chris Padilla
April 27, 2021
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Mortal Kombat’s newest adaptation succeeds

Chris Padilla
April 26, 2021
Releasing unfinished games: an ugly fad

Releasing unfinished games: an ugly fad

Chris Padilla
April 20, 2021
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The U.S. should not boycott the Winter Olympics

Chris Padilla
April 14, 2021
Illustration by Bianca Rader

An atypical take on quick noodles

Chris Padilla
April 6, 2021
Cancel culture is temporary backlash

Cancel culture is temporary backlash

Chris Padilla
March 24, 2021
Illustration by Bianca Rader

Marvel show mixes different eras

Chris Padilla
March 9, 2021
Newsom recall holds him accountable

Newsom recall holds him accountable

Chris Padilla
March 3, 2021
Is online shopping the superior option? Yes

Is online shopping the superior option? Yes

Chris Padilla
February 25, 2021
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Perona 5 Strikers is just good enough

Chris Padilla
February 25, 2021
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EA should pay NCAA football players

Chris Padilla
February 11, 2021
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Bliss comes up short

Chris Padilla
February 9, 2021
Redditors beat Wall Street game

Redditors beat Wall Street game

Chris Padilla
February 2, 2021
Illustration by Nick Ybarra

Remember that self-care is an important part of activism

Chris Padilla
June 25, 2020
The President's racist agenda harms everyone- especially people of color

The President’s racist agenda harms everyone- especially people of color

Chris Padilla
June 14, 2020
FanimeCon started in 1994 and happened every year until the coronavirus pandemic broke its streak in 2020.

Coronavirus shutdown of fan conventions affect more than just fans

Chris Padilla
May 24, 2020
A new era of hair-raising horror

A new era of hair-raising horror

Chris Padilla
May 7, 2020
Census deadline extended to October

Census deadline extended to October

Chris Padilla
April 28, 2020
During last year’s A.S. debates, Intercultural Affairs Director candidate Cristopher Acosta (left) and current director Mira Mustafa debate about diversity. Mauricio La Plante/Spartan Daily

SJSU Associated Students candidates Zoom through debate

Chris Padilla
April 14, 2020
Highs and lows of caffeine addiction

Highs and lows of caffeine addiction

Chris Padilla
April 9, 2020
‘DOOM Eternal’ brings the heat with a complex story that will keep players engaged.

Intricate gameplay stuns in ‘DOOM Eternal’

Chris Padilla
March 25, 2020
San Jose Police Department officers pull over to approach a man on East San Fernando Street near San Jose State Saturday afternoon. Mauricio La Plante/Spartan Daily

First responders feel the pressure

Chris Padilla
March 25, 2020
Audience members look at the exhibit, which honors Jewish American Medal of Honor recipients, Sunday at Tower Hall. Chris Padilla/Spartan Daily

New exhibit honors Jewish vets

Chris Padilla
March 10, 2020
Illustration by Cindy Cuellar

Beach Bunny brings a sun-kissed sound

Chris Padilla
March 4, 2020
The Head On Foundation gives athletes a platform to talk about past head injuries head injuries.

Concussion conversations

Chris Padilla
March 4, 2020
Illustration by Cindy Cuellar

‘Magia Record’ lives up to original

Chris Padilla
February 20, 2020
One lie shouldn’t kill a movement

One lie shouldn’t kill a movement

Chris Padilla
February 13, 2020
SJSU’s League of Legends club talks team strategy as it prepares to take on upcoming tournaments this season. Photo courtesy of league of legends club

SJSU ‘champions’ adapt to patch

Chris Padilla
February 12, 2020
Nintendo needs better winnings

Nintendo needs better winnings

Chris Padilla
February 11, 2020
Coronavirus cases confirmed in California

Coronavirus cases confirmed in California

Chris Padilla
February 6, 2020
Impeachment: it’s not unusual

Impeachment: it’s not unusual

Chris Padilla
February 6, 2020
Coronavirus reaches county

Coronavirus reaches county

Chris Padilla
February 6, 2020
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders marches during the Independence Day 2019 parade in Ames, Iowa. Photo Courtesy: Flicker

Clinton’s burn doesn’t hurt Sanders

Chris Padilla
January 27, 2020
Tabia ensemble member Sharon Moore recites a spoken verse to spectators during the opening of the Tabia 35th anniversary exhibition, at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library on Saturday.

African American ensemble celebrates 35 years of culture

Chris Padilla
January 27, 2020
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