San José City College Times

How Shrinking Class Sizes Affect Students at SJCC 📎 sjcctimes.com/17945/feature/…

SJCC Embraces Diversity At Spring Cultural Festival 📎 sjcctimes.com/17949/feature/…

On March 29th we experienced the final eclipse in the Aries and Libra nodal axis, closing out a two year cycle that began in April 2023. 📎 sjcctimes.com/17937/feature/…

Former Mayor and House Of Representatives member Sam Liccardo visits SJCC for ASG weekly meeting on February 19th 📎 sjcctimes.com/17924/feature/…

Take an inside look at the San Jose City College’s Art Club 📎 sjcctimes.com/17910/feature/…

VTA strike is felt heavily across SJCC community 📎 sjcctimes.com/17906/feature/…

Umoja and Cosmetology Department Collaborate for Symposium 📎 sjcctimes.com/17899/feature/…

Other Results in Norcal: (8) San Jose 82 (24) Alameda 64 (5) Las Positas 91 (12) Columbia 80 (4) Modesto 70 (13) Contra Costa 62 (6) Santa Rosa 89 (11) Yuba 69 (7) Skyline 81 (10) Feather River 71

We are thrilled to announce the release of our second print edition of the semester highlights include extensive coverage of the new campus mural and Jaguars men’s basketball and much more You can pick one up today on campus

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan shared high praise for the Chavez mural during the historic Nov. 25 ribbon-cutting ceremony. Read more about it in next week’s newspaper 📰 👀

Scenes from today’s historic day at San Jose City College 📸

San Jose City cuts the ribbon to unveil the César Chávez Mural on the César Chávez Library

The family and friends of Carlos Rodriguez led the attendees in an opening blessing of San Jose and the state of California and they also did a danza performance

San Jose City College is hosting a dedication Event for their new César Chávez Library Mural and are celebrating the work of Carlos Rodriguez in the Theatre today

Jaguars Basketball Tops De Anza in their San Jose City Tip Off opener 70-67 📎 sjcctimes.com/17850/sports/j…

Have you ever taken an intersession class? (we need your response for an upcoming story)

San Jose City Students find their voices at Speech Competition on November 17th 📎 sjcctimes.com/17831/feature/…

It’s also a reminder of how these experiences enrich us as we move into four-year universities and beyond.

But as he shared, it’s about much more than delicious food and festivities. Priyam emphasizes that these events foster cultural awareness, spotlighting a demographic woven into the fabric of our community.

San Jose City College Associated Student Government president Priyam Tated helped organize a vibrant Diwali celebration on campus last week, bringing together our community to celebrate one of India’s most cherished festivals.