By Ernie Gonzalez — Assistant Executive Editor For the third time in six years, the San Jose State University cheer team took home first place at the United Spirit Association Collegiate Championships. The national competition, held every year in Anaheim, Read more
By Taylor Lupetti— Assistant Executive Editor San Jose State softball (3-3) went into the final day of the Lion Classic I looking for redemption after yesterday’s loss to Nicholls State University (3-1) but fell again 4-2 to the Colonels. The Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez – Football Beat Writer As projected, San Jose State tight end Josh Oliver has accepted his summons to the 2019 NFL scouting combine. The combine will take place in Indianapolis, Ind. beginning on Feb. 26 and will feature 338 NFL prospects Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Football Beat Writer On the same day San Jose State football is introducing a fresh batch of players for its National Early Signing Day, it also loses linebacker coach Bojay Filimoeatu. Utah State head coach Gary Read more
By Jose Trujillo — Video Editor For the second straight season, the Valley Trophy will remain with Fresno State (10-2,7-1 MW). A 31-13 victory over San Jose State football (1-11, 1-7 MW) on Saturday night cemented the Bulldogs first back-to-back 10 Read more
By Jose Trujillo — Editor Emotions ran high as 15 seniors were recognized for SJSU’s final home game of the season. Unfortunately for the Spartans (1-10, 1-6 MW), the extra energy and momentum provided by flowers, friends and family was Read more
By Jose Trujillo — Editor It doesn’t take much to get Utah State on a roll. A muffed punt on the Aggies’ (9-1, 6-0 MW) opening possession returned 41 yards for a San Jose State touchdown was enough to spark Read more
By Chris Estrada — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s soccer pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in Western Athletic Conference history. The Spartans fought back from an early 3-0 deficit to force overtime and eventually survived the shootout in Read more
By Sara Biela – Content Editor A goal from defender Haleigh Wynne proved to be enough as San Jose State women’s soccer clinched its third Mountain West conference title in four seasons in a 1-0 shutout over New Mexico. The freshman Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer A week after earning its first victory of 2018, San Jose State (1-7, 1-3 MWC) is hungry for more. This week the Spartans travel to Laramie to take on Wyoming (3-6, 1-4 MWC, the Read more
By Hugo Vera — Staff Writer The San Jose State University women’s soccer team took down the No.1 seed Boise State in the Mountain West Conference semifinals in penalty kick (4-3) to advance to Saturday’s championship game. The Spartans will Read more
By Austin Turner – Staff Writer Deadlocked at one in the 72nd minute with its biggest rival on the biggest stage, San Jose State needed a big play to advance to the semi-finals of the Mountain West tournament. Junior forward Jamilecxth Read more
By Jose Trujillo — Editor You can finally chalk one up in the win column for San Jose State. It took nine weeks, but SJSU (1-7, 1-3 MW) exploded for its highest point total of the season in a 50-37 Read more
By Chris Estrada – Staff Writer Standing atop the winner’s podium, Tommie Smith wasn’t thinking about himself after achieving his lifelong dream, but rather those back home still suffering from systemic injustices. “When I won that gold medal, it wasn’t just Read more
By Brooke Finister – Staff Writer The untold story of the John Carlos and Tommie Smith statues is important when looking at the legacy of encouragement at San Jose State University. A fiberglass and bronze structure was erected on October 16, Read more