Local “Bhangra Empire” busts a move in the White House
Five Bhangra dancers (dressed in Indian robes) joined First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House in September 2010 during a photoshoot for the November 2010 issue of Harpers Bazaar magazine. +
JMC receives 1.2 Million Grant
SJSU School of Journalism and Mass Communication receives a 1.2 million dollars federal grant to develop Afghanistan Journalism program, which they will partner with Herat University in West Afghanistan. +
A passion for civil rights
African–American history has been the passion of Steven Millner since he was 21. "I've been a professor at San Jose State, this is year number 30," said the SJSU African–American Studies professor. "I also taught at Santa Clara University and the University of Mississippi." +
A place to remember those who served
Dedicated to the military men who served their country during World War II, the Spartan Memorial Chapel was constructed from 1944 to 1952, according to the SJSU campus building records. +
SJSU to Dubai
A group of San José State students is in Dubai and the rest of the United Arab Emirates to learn more about its people, culture and a side of the world that can carry negative connotations in the Western world. +
Study in Paris, France: Summer '11 +
Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma invites entries for Dart Awards +
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Jan. 3 — Winter Session begins (tentative)
Jan. 10 — Academic standing posted at MySJSU
Jan. 17 — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (campus closed)
Jan. 26 — Spring 2011 first day of instruction and late registration begins