Sigma Chi Eta and SJCC logos

SJCC Communication Studies and Mass Media Department charters Sigma Chi Eta honor society chapter

San José City College’s Communication Studies and Mass Media Department has been approved to start the Chi Eta chapter of Sigma Chi Eta, the National Communication Association’s community college honor society. The department plans its first induction in spring 2027 and hopes the chapter draws more students to the field.

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San José City College Athletics announces HomeTown as its official digital ticketing partner. Tickets are available online or through the HomeTown Fan App at sjccjaguars.com.

Digital tickets arrive at Jaguar Stadium

San José City College Athletics introduced digital ticketing at its Oct. 17 home football game against City College of San Francisco at Jaguar Stadium. Through a partnership with HomeTown Ticketing, fans can now buy tickets online or on their phones at the gate and enter by scanning their phone screens.

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Halloween-themed “Take A Paws” graphic for San José City College, Episode 2, Fall Semester 2026. Three podcast participants are pictured seated at microphones. Decorative elements include spiderwebs, spiders, bats, a graveyard scene, a microphone with a paw-print icon, and a QR code labeled “S.T.R.E.A.M. N.O.W.”

Cosmetology, theater and President Flores join “Take A Paws” for October episode

The October episode of San José City College’s student podcast “Take A Paws” features a Día de los Muertos makeover by cosmetology students, a preview of the Oct. 27 celebration, President Marilyn Flores on the Oct. 15 ShakeOut drill and a new Student Spotlight segment featuring theater and folklórico clubs.

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Students in the CEC Auditorium seated listening to a speaker

At SJCC’s first Student Parent Summit, the College Asked Parents What They Need 

San José City College hosted its first Student Parent Summit on Oct. 2, asking students raising children what would help them finish their degrees. Chancellor Beatriz Chaidez told parents struggling doesn’t mean failing and urged the college to remove obstacles. A resource fair connected families with campus and community services.

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