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Attendees are actively networking with potential recruiters at the biannual spring career fair at San Jose City College, on April 25.
Students gathered around for tropical-flavored shaved ice on SJCC’s campus on Wednesday, April 19th.
Sports
SJCC Lady Jaguar No. 11 Melissa Felix, makes a run at the Softball Field against San Mateo College Bulldogs on April 14.
Lady Jaguars Celebrating No. 00 Haley Castros homerun.
Campus Life
Attendees are actively networking with potential recruiters at the biannual spring career fair at San Jose City College, on April 25.
Students gathered around for tropical-flavored shaved ice on SJCC’s campus on Wednesday, April 19th.
Arts and Entertainment
Students gathered around for tropical-flavored shaved ice on SJCC’s campus on Wednesday, April 19th.
“I heart immigrants!” theater show at SJCC on May 11 showcased immigrants coming to America and different lives of immigrants and their journey into migration through musical numbers.
Lifestyle
Once its gone its gone, climate change is growing and is depleting the Earth.
What does SJCC do to support childcare services for student-parents?
Profiles
Sharon Virtue showing a couple of paints from her series titled I have a Dream inspired by Martin Luther King speeach.
Claudia Iseman is the new advisor for the radio broadcasting department at SJCC. Jammaar Hall (right) is a student of the class.
Opinion
The now-controversial blue checkmark is debated by students at San Jose City College.
Student Koffi Amouzou in the Cesar E. Chavez Library near the Student Center at SJCC.
Feature
Once its gone its gone, climate change is growing and is depleting the Earth.
A representation of Black women and Black men, fading from schools and the occupation of becoming professors.
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Investigations
Once its gone its gone, climate change is growing and is depleting the Earth.
President Dr. Rowena Tomaneng during an interview in her offices on March 20.
The eight ASG members: Leif Benson (Top Left), Denim Sperisen (Top Middle), Skylar Alikoi Dy (Top Right), Vitumbiko Kambilonje (Middle Left), Mohamad Shaar (Middle Right), Javi Vallejo (Bottom Left), Xitlaly Martinez (Bottom Middle) and Valeria Graciela Herrera Vasquez (Bottom Right) allegedly violated The Brown Act of 1953 twice this semester. ASG has not yet made a public comment addressing their violation.

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