Celebrating Partnerships 2016 a Big Success!
CommUniverCity celebrated its 11 year anniversary with an annual project showcase on April 27th, 2016. Over 200 people entered the doors at Roosevelt Community Center to join in the festivities. […]
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Why Nutrition Matters
Author: Trina Nguyen San José’s community of apartments, complexes, and crowded houses limit students to engage in nutrition and building community. Growing Sustainably has influenced students from Kindergarten to 6th
Volunteers for Five Wounds Trail Never Fail!
Author: Nicole Solis, Communications Specialist With the pass of Earth Day 2016, happy and energetic volunteers canvassed the Five Wounds Trail for a Saturday morning cleanup, led by Terry Christensen.
East Santa Clara Street Urban Village
Author: Mariaclara Zazzaro CommUniverCity knows that a city is only as strong as its neighborhoods. It was therefore our great pleasure to partner with the City of San Jose, SJSU Urban
You’re Invited to the Spring Festival!
This weekend, March 19th, the South University neighborhood will be hosting its annual Spring Festival at O’Donnell’s Garden Park. It is a community event open to all, including SJSU students.
Illegal Dumping Assessment
Author: Galadriel Burr For the past few months, CommUniverCity has been working with the City of San Jose to address the issue of illegal dumping in and around the downtown
Community Leadership Program is on a Mission!
Author: Nicole Solis, Communications Specialist Margaret Mead once wrote, “never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever
Marketing Smarts
Author: Monica Serrano On August 27th, 2015 ten micro-entrepreneurs were invited to Boccardo Business Complex room 324 to meet forty-six students from Dr. Marilyn Easter’s Integrated Marketing Communications (BUS 134B) class
Engineering in Action: Fall 2015
Author: Monica Serrano This semester CommUniverCity’s time-honored Engineering in Action program brought together over 200 engineering students from the Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering and over 400 elementary students from
Greater Washington: Voices of the Community Report
It is with great pride that we present the culminating product of many months of collaborative hard work: The Greater Washington Report. This “Voice of the Community” report highlights the