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Passports is published by the SJSU History Department and Phi Alpha Theta, featuring outstanding research papers by SJSU history students. In general, a paper needs to be nominated by a History Department professor to be considered for print.

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The People Book was an informal yearbook by New College students featuring candid pictures and captions of students taken primarily in the New College dormitory. Some of the images include other campus settings, as well as off-campus trips.

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The Prism was created and published by a group of proactive New College freshmen who were interested in producing a vehicle of communication for reflection. The direction of the publication was determined by reader submissions.

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The Quill was an English Club publication featuring fictional short stories, poetry and nonfiction written by the club's members. In 1931, it was renamed El Portal. Its current incarnation is entitled Reed Magazine.

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Quips & Crafts was a publication by San Jose State College Association of Childhood Education and Alpha Chi Epsilon that contained various crafts and games to entertain young children, such as making a pinwheel.

Scope and Contents The Reed Magazine was created with the aim of publishing winning student compositions from the Phelan Competition, as well as from the English Department's creative writing courses. It is currently the third incarnation of an SJSU literary magazine, the first being The Quill, then El Portal. Reed Magazine is still published today and maintains a website at...