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Jaime, 21, Not Your Model Minority film screening host, and an Asian American and Asian Studies Department and Vibrant Communities program intern

Film screening aims to teach about Asian American historic struggles with identity

Sonny La, Staff Reporter | March 26, 2024

Jaime Dy, 21, an intern for the Asian American and Asian Studies department and the Vibrant Communities program, screened the film “Not Your Model Minority” in the Multicultural Center on Feb. 22. Dy...

Jill Quigley and her son Kingston, picture taken by her eldest son Donovan Dambrowski

Humans of De Anza: Jill Quigley, the warm demander

Nayeli Garcia, Staff Reporter | March 26, 2024

English professor Jill Quigley sat down to chat over her passion for writing, teaching philosophies and the powers that shaped them, as well as the things she loves most about De Anza. “What I’m...

Empowered Women

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | March 26, 2024

The De Anza College community celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting the often-overlooked contributions and achievements of women throughout history. Women have played pivotal roles in shaping...

An illustration of people reading books together at a table.

Book Club: From the college life to a fantasy world

Sabrina Kulieva, Staff Reporter | March 26, 2024

A book cracks open as its unworn spine is open for the first time, eyes tracing along the pages, taking in a brand new story after a stressful week of classes and work. Students chatter about their excitement...

Illustration of a rocket ship leaving Earth to colonize Mars thanks to technologies that Dr. Yvonne Cagle has worked on.

From the ground to the stars: Dr. Yvonne Cagle’s journey

Amit Cohen, Freelance Reporter | March 25, 2024

The planetarium audiences applauded as Dr. Yvonne Cagle, one of six female Black NASA astronauts and who holds a doctoral degree in medicine, took position in front of the audience. She described her upbringing,...

Myanmar protesters in front of the army at the Yangon City Hall in 2021 (in front of the Sule Pogoda).

Myanmar’s silent struggle

Timothe Vachellerie, Staff Reporter | March 25, 2024

The morning of Feb. 1, 2021, Tatmadaw, the Myanmar military, started a coup. Nyi Htet noticed that almost immediately after that the internet was cut, not allowing the information of the event to be spread. The...

California gulls are spotted sitting on a light pole in parking lot A at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 29.

Nature’s break

Archee Kumar, Freelance Reporter | March 25, 2024

Have you ever noticed how your day instantly gets better when you see an animal? Whether it's the cheerful chirping of birds, the playful antics of squirrels, or the serene presence of nature, these moments...

Foothill-De Anza faculty have a different range of benefits and common experiences depending on whether they are full-time or part-time.

Part-time faculty treated as second class citizens

Leila Salam, Freelance Reporter | March 24, 2024

When students take a class, many of them don’t stop to think about whether their instructor is part-time or full-time. However, though the quality of the professor isn’t necessarily different, the...

Screen shot of Jordan Kenery talking, from his Humans of De Anza profile video.

A day in the life of a De Anza student athlete

Anna Bhogra, Staff Reporter | March 23, 2024

Jordan Kenery, 19, kinesiology major, is a star track athlete with only three years of training under his belt. He races the mid-distance events, which consist of the 800m and 400m. Just like most student...

Elizabeth Tsai, 17, a computer engineering major, walks by the L Quad on Mar. 14.

DA Voices: Women’s History Month

Ingrid Lu and Sabrina Kulieva | March 22, 2024

“DA Voices” is a recurring feature used to spotlight De Anza College’s diverse community voices. We ask the same question to different people and arrange their quotes so that readers can see varying...

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