Alex Martinet

SJSU News • 22nd May 2018

It's important to update old traditions

SJSU News • 9th May 2018

Late-night comedy overdoes Trump jokes

President Trump has been a gold mine for late-night comedians because of how he acts in the White House and what he posts on Twitter. This helped rejuvenate “Saturday Night Live” and Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” as both shows have had a 30 percent ratings spike, according to Nielsen ratings in 2017.

SJSU News • 9th May 2018

Binge-watching TV is the way to go

I remember sifting through my Netflix queue where I found the first three seasons of “Breaking Bad” and was immediately hooked.

SJSU News • 9th May 2018

San Jose deems May as Lupus Awareness Month

In an effort to raise awareness for lupus, the city of San Jose proclaimed May to be Lupus Awareness Month.

SJSU News • 8th May 2018

NHL playoffs are more intense than NBA playoffs

Nothing in sports compares to The NHL playoffs. The beards grow longer and the intensity ratchets past anything the regular season served up.

SJSU News • 2nd May 2018

Rock band tries to find its identity

Heavy metal music isn’t everyone’s cup of tea and there are few bands that embrace the early 2000’s rock sound, but after 16 years, the “Ember” still burns for Breaking Benjamin in their latest album.

SJSU News • 30th April 2018

Minority students struggle to graduate

SJSU News • 30th April 2018

‘Infinity War’ pulls an ‘Empire Strikes Back’

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SJSU News • 26th April 2018

Looking back at the Colin Kaepernick protest two years later

During a 2016 49ers preseason loss to Green Bay, former San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick immersed himself into controversy by kneeling during the national anthem in protest of wrongdoings against African-Americans and minorities in the United States.

SJSU News • 19th April 2018

Childcare center benefits community

SJSU News • 18th April 2018

A blue wave during the 2018 midterms isn’t guaranteed

House Speaker Paul Ryan decided last week to announce his retirement, which came as a surprise to many since the 2018 midterm elections...

SJSU News • 17th April 2018

I got a bad feeling about ‘Solo’

A long time ago, there was a little movie by a small-time director named George Lucas that managed to exceed expectations and become a pop culture....

SJSU News • 17th April 2018

‘Jones’ second season is a sophomore slump

Season two of “Jessica Jones” opts to provide an origin story for our favorite super-powered alcoholic detective. It questions the idea that superheroes have to be perfect to be heroic. It’s a great idea that is fumbled with new additions that are ultimately unnecessary and become an afterthought for a once great show.

SJSU News • 12th April 2018

Social media addiction does not only affect teenagers

It’s been a tough year for Facebook.

SJSU News • 11th April 2018

Speed limits are a necessary evil

Speed limits stop people from driving at 120 mph on the road just for fun. They also help enforce stricter laws that prevent people driving....

SJSU News • 11th April 2018

New sushi restaurant rolls into Eastridge Center

Crowds gathered at Eastridge Center Friday to enjoy food from local food trucks and hear more about the new restaurants that will soon call...

SJSU News • 5th April 2018

Demanding more funding, CSU students and faculty protest at California State Capitol

Nearly 2,000 California State University (CSU) students and faculty members gathered in front of the State Capitol in Sacramento on Wednesday to protest the recently announced tuition hike.

SJSU News • 4th April 2018

‘MLB The Show 18’ lacks new additions

“MLB The Show” has been one of the safest bets for sports video game fans, but....

SJSU News • 4th April 2018

YouTube attacked, armed woman fires shots, injures three at Peninsula headquarters

A woman from Southern California opened fire and injured three at YouTube’s headquarters in San Bruno Tuesday afternoon, according to NBC Bay Area.

SJSU News • 4th April 2018

‘Boarding House Reach’ shows juxtaposed Jack White

Jack White, singer-songwriter producer who is probably most known as part of the rock duo The White Stripes, released his third solo album tit…