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Celebration, Story, and Sisterhood: SJCC’s Womyn of Color Summit Brings Campus Together

San José City College’s annual Womyn of Color Summit brought students and community members together on March 27 for a day of keynote programming, workshops, and connection. Keynote speaker Dr. Ree Botts-Ward opened with song, dance, and a powerful generational story about reclaiming freedom, setting the tone for nine breakout sessions celebrating the voices and futures of women of color.

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President Flores Addresses Library Controversy, Shares Spring Updates in Video Message

SJCC President Dr. Marilyn Flores shares a video message ahead of spring break, addressing the campus town hall on the library renaming and mural controversy. She also outlines three institutional updates: student pathways and enrollment planning, a students-first approach to resource allocation, and a $4 million perimeter security and lighting upgrade.

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From a Closed Door to the Cosmos: How One College Program Is Rewriting Who Gets to Do Science

San José City College’s MESA program presented a milestone update to the SJECCD Board of Trustees on March 10, showcasing how the program has helped 240 first-generation and low-income STEM students access internships, conferences, and transfer opportunities since spring 2023. Alumna and NASA veteran Ali Guarneros Luna headlined the presentation alongside three current and former MESA students.

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Two Jaguars Named Semi-Finalists for One of the Nation’s Most Prestigious Transfer Scholarships

San José City College students Ganna Zgama and Owen Trelles have been named semi-finalists for the 2026 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship — one of the most competitive transfer awards in the country. Their selection is a reflection of the grit, leadership, and heart that define the Jaguar spirit.

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San José City College Vietnamese Student Association Honored at Congressional Ceremony

Congressman Ro Khanna hosted the Congressional Honoring Day for Vietnamese Americans in San Jose, recognizing 50 years of community contributions across the Bay Area. Among the honorees was the San José City College Vietnamese Student Association.

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The San Jose City College women's basketball team poses for a group photo on the court following their victory over Monterey Peninsula College on Feb. 20, 2026. The players, wearing purple and gold San Jose City jerseys, are arranged in two rows — six standing in the back row alongside their coach in a gray jacket, and five kneeling in the front row. The game was played in Monterey Peninsula's gymnasium, which features maroon and gray bleachers visible in the background.

San José City College Women’s Basketball Clinches Share of Conference Title with win over Monterey Peninsula

San Jose City College’s women’s basketball team clinched a share of the Coast Conference championship with a dominant 68-23 road win over Monterey Peninsula College on Friday. Synise Byrd led the way with 26 points, while four other starters scored in double figures. The Jaguars share the title with Hartnell College.

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