- The San José State University School of Information welcomes Kansas Historical Society State Archivist Matt Veatch to the Master of Archives and Records Administration Advisory Board.
- Two graduates of the San José State University School of Information, Chris Brown and Emily Weak, have been elected as members-at-large to the California Library Association with terms beginning in November 2018.
- The San José State University School of Information has become the 97th member of the iSchools organization, a consortium of information schools dedicated to advancing the information profession and supporting the iSchool Movement.
- Dr. Africa Hands is the 12th graduate to complete the San José State Gateway PhD program, a partnership program between the San José State University School of Information and Queensland University of Technology.
- The applause will be booming during the 2018 California Library Association conference in Santa Clara, California for the scholarship and award recipients from the San José State University School of Information.
- The faculty-led, student and alumni-researched International Directory of National Archives is the first of its kind to provide comprehensive information about the 195 countries recognized by the United Nations.
- New contributions from San José State University School of Information faculty members and a Master of Archives and Records Administration alumna expand upon Dr. Patricia Franks’ bestselling first edition of Records and Information Management.
- Alumnae Emily Ratica and Suzanne Sannwald were selected to participate in the American Association of School Librarians' Induction Program to assist future K – 12 school library leaders in recognizing and developing their leadership abilities.
- The iSchool's poster session has helped students and alumni enhance their resumes, polish their presentation skills, build their confidence, and make new connections. The next poster session will be held at the Caliornia Library Association in November.
- Blockchain technology may be the wave of the future in libraries, and a new book by Drs. Sue Alman and Sandra Hirsh (slated to be published in spring 2019) explores the potential and possible implementation of blockchain technologies.
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