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San José City College Centennial: Sculptor Michael Chukes
World-renown sculptor Michael Chukes’ love of art began around preschool, when he first saw his mother sewing clothes from her own original patterns. It inspired him to start drawing everything he could, letting his imagination run wild. His mother would call him Michaelangelo, understanding early on that her son was…
The Benefits of Getting a History Degree
Discover the many advantages to getting your transfer degree in History at SJCC. Learn how you can save money and prepare for your future.
San José City College Centennial: Dr. Cindy Huynh
Ethnic Studies Instructor, Dr. Cindy Huynh, spent the first part of her life in Des Moines, Iowa. Her parents were both refugees from the Vietnam War, resettling in Iowa. Shortly after Dr. Huynh began middle school, her mother moved her and her older sister to San José. Dr. Huynh’s formative…
San José City College Named a 2021 Equity Champion of Higher Education
Learn how SJCC was named an Equity Champion of Higher Education for their work in awarding transfer degrees to Black and Latinx students.
Introducing SJCC’s Transfer Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics
Pursue a rewarding career as a Registered Dietitan (RD) or Nutritionist. Learn about our new transfer degree in Nutrition and Dietetics.
San José City College Centennial: Robert Poynter
Robert Poynter, aka Bobby “the Bullet” Poynter, grew up in Pasadena, California, during a time when Mack and Jackie Robinson lived there. Both brothers attended Pasadena Junior College (PJC), now called Pasadena City College. Before Mack’s last year at PJC, he won the silver medal in 220-yard dash in the…
San José City College Centennial: Ethnic Studies
Reflect back on SJCC’s revolutionary past and consistent pursuit of equity with the founding and evolution of the Ethnic Studies Department.
San José City College Centennial: Herminia Villarreal
Herminia Villareal, aka Minnie, was a mother of seven starting a new job teaching preschool and went to San José City College to get her degree to teach Head Start in the 1970s starting her on a new career she loved.
San José City College Centennial: The Arts
To celebrate our Centennial we looked back on 100 years in the arts at San José City College. Learn how arts programs transform and inspire.