Attitudes of participants and counselors in Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment program improve All involved in San Quentin’s Integrated … [Read more...]
SQNews staff bids adieu to old friend, solid supporter
In the fancy new digs of the San Quentin News everything is fresh, including an oval table about eight feet long that seats six. Two electrical … [Read more...]
College offers liberal arts degree for incarcerated
Traditionally and historically, incarcerated persons pursued training for vocations in the trades, and more recently in technology fields like coding, … [Read more...]
Brothers in Pen display creative writing talents
Twenty SQRC residents, participants in a creative writing class called Brothers in Pen, took turns at the podium of the facility’s Chapel B on Friday, … [Read more...]
San Quentin holds 2026 Kids’ Summer Book Fair
San Quentin Rehabilitation Center residents queued up for more than an hour before the start of the facility’s 2026 Kid’s Summer Book Fair on Friday, … [Read more...]
Astronomy class affords residents opportunity to see outer space
Students of Mount Tamalpais College, San Quentin’s onsite college program, gazed through a telescope at worlds far beyond the facility’s walls while … [Read more...]
Mt. Tamalpais College celebrates 30-year anniversary
Thirty years ago, what would become Mount Tamalpais College was born in San Quentin State Prison amidst violence, racial tension, animosity, … [Read more...]
2026 San Quentin Resource Fair a success
Programs designed to benefit members of the outside community as well as returning citizens were a recurring theme at San Quentin Rehabilitation … [Read more...]
Roadway traffic not a concern for residents
By Charles Crowe, Staff Writer San Quentin residents walking, running, working out, or just getting fresh air share the paved areas of the prison’s … [Read more...]
Book review: Inequities haunt homeless and poor to the grave
By Charles Crowe, Staff Writer Persons experiencing homelessness face daunting challenges and inequities in their daily lives. Shunned and ignored, … [Read more...]
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