Poetry professor Geoffrey O’Brien shares his love of writing with San Quentin inmates as a volunteer English teacher for the Prison University … [Read more...]
Unique S.Q. Group Raises Awareness About Life Sentences Through Rap Music
A group of San Quentin inmates, who were sentenced to life as youth, use rap to raise awareness of youth life sentences. As the arrest rate of … [Read more...]
May 2011 News Briefs
TEXAS – On Tuesday, April 19, Alabama turned over its supplies of sodium thiopental to the Drug Enforcement Administration, becoming the latest state … [Read more...]
S.Q. Veterans Say Goodbye to One of Their Brothers
Joe Diggs was a friend, father and a mentor to the men of San Quentin. He left this world honorably in a ceremony befitting a soldier who served his … [Read more...]
OBITUARY
It seems like yesterday, seeing Phousaykeo “Luong” Sapsourivong busy cleaning the showers for the men in North Block. It was a job that Luong quietly … [Read more...]
Don Specter Brings the Fight to the U.S. Supreme Court
Editor’s Note: Excerpts of this story are reprinted with the permission of The Pacific Sun. Don Specter has spent his entire legal career fighting on … [Read more...]
Veteran Brings Joy to Children at San Quentin
Vietnam Veteran and Hell’s Angels William Mclean was instrumental in bringing joy and smiles to the children of the incarcerated by purchasing … [Read more...]
Obituaries
San Quentin resident Jimmy Chapman was remembered as a friend and a good man. Chapman worked in Prison Industry (PIA) for over nine years. Douglas … [Read more...]
Kairos Leader Passes
A volunteer leader of the Kairos program at San Quentin died April 16 at his Santa Rosa home of Leukemia at the age of 80. He was Robert “Bob” A. … [Read more...]
Will There be an NFL Lockout?
The San Francisco 49ers want money to build a new stadium. Outside linebacker Manny Lawson wants to be a free agent. New head Coach Jim Harbaugh, … [Read more...]
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