The fall semester of San Quentin’s Patten’s Prison University Project (PUP) offered a journalism course. As a student enrolled in PUP for several … [Read more...]
The Doctor Phil Show Films at San Quentin
Is there a doctor in the house? San Quentin Utilization of Inmate Resources Experiences and Studies (S.Q.U.I.R.E.S.) has once again been given the … [Read more...]
A Room With a View of Death Row
Where I lie there is despair, but above what demons haunt those who dwell there. As a Lifer who resides in north block, I often wonder about the … [Read more...]
What Christmas Means To Me
Christmas is the moment in history which unfolds the intersection between divine human life. In the words of Barack Obama, “As God has his hand on … [Read more...]
What Christmas Means To Me
On a winter evening in England, a lady and her son were driving as it began to snow. As it became heavy, the lady couldn’t see, and she wound up in a … [Read more...]
What Chanukah Means To Me
It is light in the time of darkness. In the Maccabee struggle to worship as they chose, they showed the courage to fight for their values in the face … [Read more...]
Tragedy, Struggle and Hope
On an overcast Sabbath morning at San Quentin by the Bay a very special reading was taking place in a classroom. Convicts and civilians gathered to … [Read more...]
San Quentin Receives ‘The Ophir Prison Marching KazooBand & Temperance Society’
Bizarre events were happening in San Quentin. Warden Robert Ayers, Jr., stepped up to the microphone on the lower yard and announced that the … [Read more...]
‘Brothers In Pen’ Third Anthology
A new anthology of fiction and creative non-fiction is being written in an ongoing writing workshop at San Quentin State Prison by 12 men, mostly … [Read more...]
San Quentin Veterans Help Santa
The Vietnam Veterans Group of San Quentin (VVGSQ) will be assisting Santa Claus in the San Quentin visiting rooms where he will be giving out gifts to … [Read more...]
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