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Co-Founder of 菠菜网lol正规平台 Portuguese Studies Program Endows Department with $500,000 Gift
2023年11月21日
When asked why San José State University’s Portuguese Studies Department is important to him, retired dentist Manuel Bettencourt, ’75 Biological 科学s, recalls his formative years on Santa Cruz Graciosa, Azores, an island off the coast of Portugal. 最年长的 of 13 children, Bettencourt got his first job at age 12 — four years before acquiring 他的第一双鞋.
Ricardo Cortez and the ABCs of Lowrider Culture
2023年11月20日
Picture this: San José, 1977, the intersection of Story and King Streets are thrumming to the beat of old school funk and disco as a steady stream of decked-out lowrider cars stream through the boulevards. So often the cars, customized classic two-doors with bright paint and bouncy hydraulics, tell the stories of their drivers, says artist, author and 2022 San José Creative Ambassador Ricardo Cortez, ’15 MFA Digital Art.
Alumnus 部门沙 Receives $100,000 to Fund AI Tutor Start-up
2023年8月22日
部门沙, ’19 Computer 科学, doesn’t waste time. His third start-up, Tutorly.ai, has only been operational since February, and he has already been selected to receive $100,000 from gener8tor, a Milwaukee-based start-up accelerator program.
Summer of Service: Alumni from San José State University Make a Significant Impact at Second Harvest of 硅谷
2023年8月17日
As the academic summer comes to a close, San José State alumni can take pride in the tremendous impact they have made through their heartfelt and dedicated volunteer initiative, “服务之夏.” Over the course of two months, alumni joined forces to lend some helping hands to Second Harvest of 硅谷, boxing produce for families in need and making a real difference in their communities.
Alumna 艾德丽安龙骨 Shares Moments of Pride
2023年6月1日
On June 28, 1970, New York City hosted the first Pride March a year to the day after the St一个wall Uprising, a series of events between LGBTQ+ protesters and the police that transpired over six days, culminating in a police raid on the St一个wall Inn, 同性恋酒吧. The uprising is widely credited as kickstarting an organized national movement for LGBTQIA+ rights, which now includes celebrations, parades, performances and demonstrations 每年六月举行.
Faculty and Alumni Join Nobel Prize Winner on Groundbreaking Research Publication
2023年1月25日
It’s not everyday that undergraduates contribute pi一个ering research in 科学 Magazine — and even more rare to produce work alongside Nobel Prize recipients. 早些时候 month, work by four San José State University alumni scientists was included in a groundbreaking article co-authored by San José State Professor of Biological 科学s Katherine Wilkinson and Ardem Patapoutian, neuroscience professor at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, and winner of the 2021 Nobel Prize in physiology 或医学.
105-Year-Old 菠菜网lol正规平台 Alumna Shares Secrets to Longevity
2022年8月15日
This week, retired teacher and longtime businesswoman 贝蒂安 Chandler, ’39 教育 Credential, will celebrate her 105th birthday. She’ll mark the occasion on the first day of San José State University’s fall semester, making her 一个 of the oldest known 斯巴达人生活. The lifelong San Josean plans to celebrate with a drive-by birthday party surrounded by family and friends.
Alumna Na Omi, Judy Shintani’s Art Memorializes WWII Incarceration Camp Survivors
2022年6月28日
Artwork by Na Omi, Judy Shintani, ’80 Graphic Design, as well as fellow third-generation (sansei) artists Shari Arai DeBoer, Ellen Bepp, Reiko Fujii, Kathy Fujii-Oka, will be on display July 24 through Sept. 3 at the AZ Gallery in the Shops at Tanforan in 圣布鲁诺. “Sansei Granddaughters’ Journey: From Remembrance to Resistance” is an interactive exhibit that honors the memories of their grandparents, who are Japanese American survivors of the incarceration camps created following Executive Order 9066 二战期间.
