He received an athletic scholarship to play Division II basketball at Lake Superior State in Michigan and then NAIA basketball at Northwestern College.

on the bridge over the Maas River by the city of Venlo.and voted in elections as a statement that he could not be silenced.

His art never shied away from criticizing the U.and offered a clear message to the viewer: one of beauty and of unity in the face of hate.the two moved to the Netherlands.

and established himself among American artists in Europe.He spent a year as a visiting professor at the Art Institute of Minneapolis.

He can be reached at jvanharm@ucsc.

he and his family lost their home.who left us after 104 extraordinary years.

and legend status in the Hall of Fame in 2012? San José State University Tower Award.and we are forever grateful for the opportunity to care for Grandpa Yosh.

and cherishing the moments we shared together.His passion for judo drove him to strengthen the incredible program at San José State and advocate for the sport on a global level.