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Is the grass greener on the other side?
Is the grass greener on the other side?
Is the grass greener on the other side?
Is the grass greener on the other side?
SJSU offensive linemen run drills at practice preparing for Utah State. The group has given up 8 sacks for 58 yards.
SJSU aims for 1st conference road win
Students and community members load into the Route 500 Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) bus headed to the Berryessa Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Station.
Public transport drives me crazy
People walk to their bus stop at the Caltrain San José Diridon Station located at 65 Cahill Street, around a mile and a half west of the San José State campus.
Caltrain offers unlimited rides
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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
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
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
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Harlem Reimagined
Harlem Reimagined
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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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The News Site of San Jose State University

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All content by Norah Sheppard-Hutchins
Two trees neighboring Tower Lawn near the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library fell during heavy rainfall on Monday. San José received more than an inch of rain.

Two trees fell on campus Monday

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins and Joaquin Cruz
October 16, 2025
Going abroad made college better

Going abroad made college better

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
October 14, 2025
Jehovah’s Witnesses sit at a bench next to a religious literature display near Tower Lawn on Tuesday afternoon on the SJSU campus.

Religious groups concern campus

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins and Mariana Sanchez
October 8, 2025
New Mexico defender Allie Anderson (27) and SJSU Foward Leslie Jacobo-Duran (26) chase down the ball Thursday.

SJSU ties at home against New Mexico

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
October 7, 2025
No, pregnant people shouldn't ‘tough it out’

No, pregnant people shouldn’t ‘tough it out’

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
October 2, 2025
Comedian Morgan Jay sings to hundreds of students in an exclusive performance at San José State University’s Student Union Ballroom on Monday evening.

‘SJ is a kooky city,’ Morgan Jay says

Joaquin Cruz and Norah Sheppard-Hutchins
October 1, 2025
A Santa Clara County Sheriff 's vehicle is pictured speeding down 7th Street on campus in a video recording.

Police chases pose safety risks

Ashley Kang and Norah Sheppard-Hutchins
September 25, 2025

iPad kid parents are menaces to society

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
September 24, 2025
The entrance of The Dancing Cat, with a mural by San José artist Roan Victor, now partially damaged and covered by wood panels for construction.

Car collision closes non-profit

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
September 18, 2025
Community activist groups gather in front of the Mexican American Community Services Agency (MACSA).

SJ activists push on, despite uncertainty

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins and Lupita Ferreyra
September 17, 2025
Charlie Kirk founder of Turning Point USA talks to about 1,500 attendees on April 8, 2021 at Calvary Chapel in San José. Kirk was shot and killed during an event “The American Comeback Tour” at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

Charlie Kirk dead; SJSU responds

Shinju Kang and Norah Sheppard-Hutchins
September 11, 2025
Spartan freshman midfielder Analise Martins (left) evades Mustang sophomore Bailey Bracha (right) on Thursday at the Spartan Soccer Complex.

Spartans routed at home by Mustangs

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
September 9, 2025
A steaming warm bowl of Vietnamese vegetable yellow noodle soup, mì chay khô, sits alongside another noodle soup at Kali Noodles and Tea Bar.

Cozy soup season starts soon

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
September 4, 2025
Phone bans aren’t the solutions

Phone bans aren’t the solutions

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
September 3, 2025
Mayor Matt Mahan presents item 2.19 Consent Calendar: Increase the Maximum Administrative Penalities of the San José City Council meeting on Aug. 26 to the audience.

SJ City Council announces changes

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
August 27, 2025
Students walk to and from the San José State campus across East San Fernando Street near the South Parking Garage.

Off-campus incidents ignite concerns

Norah Sheppard-Hutchins, Staff Writer
August 26, 2025
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