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Audience members listen to and participate in the All My Relations talk panel on Feb. 29 at the California History Center.

California History Center hosts “All My Relations” exhibit, panel

Ingrid Lu, Art & Entertainment Editor | March 17, 2024

The California History Center hosted a talk to promote their winter exhibit, “All My Relations,” on Thursday, Feb. 29. The exhibit aims to explore the value of nature and its relationship with human...

English faculty member publishes new book

Sabrina Kulieva, Staff Reporter | March 14, 2024

A semi-retired English faculty member at De Anza college and co-founder of Flash Fiction Forum has published a new book. Lita Kurth first worked in the reading department at De Anza around 1996. After...

The opening scene to Multimedia Editor, Nello Puelles new video investigation and report on Waymo cars.

A look at Waymo’s driverless cars

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | March 12, 2024

Waymo's self-driving cars do not require human drivers, instead relying on the public's trust in technology. Waymo has accumulated over 7 million miles of driving data on public roads and has discovered...

The MESA (Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement) cohort invites the Nomad Futurist Foundation to speak on a hybrid event in room S-54 on Feb. 8.

Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement program connects students with digital industry experts

Sonny La, Staff Reporter | February 28, 2024

On Thursday, Feb. 8, the Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement cohort invited the Nomad Futurist Foundation to give a hybrid seminar in room S-54 and on Zoom about the growing digital industry...

(To the left) An illustration of Senator Joe Biden in 1972.

(To the right) A present-day illustration of President Joe Biden.

President Joe Biden’s Special Counsel Report describes numerous limitations to memory

Leart Grbeshi, Staff Reporter | February 26, 2024

It appears that President Joe Biden’s age has taken a toll on his ability to publicly speak, walk and even locate the direction of his next steps. While much of the public has taken this quite seriously,...

Tram Nguyen, 21, business major, making a letter for a loved one in the main quad on De Anza Campus.

Heartfelt ink: Crafting connections and spreading love

Archee Kumar, Freelance Photo Reporter | February 25, 2024

De Anza College's recent love-spreading event, coordinated by Pride Center, Higher Education for AB 540 Students and Undocustem, brought together the community of students in a celebration in the main...

Gail J. Hugger, 80, CHSM historian, gestures to one of the informational displays at the museum.

Cupertino Historical Society continues to preserve rich history

Audrey Tran, Freelance Reporter | February 24, 2024

Home to many historical artifacts, the Cupertino Historical Society and Museum aims to share the rich, diverse history of Cupertino. Located at the Quinlan Community Center in Cupertino, CHSM was established...

Stacey Carrasco, Program Coordinator in the Office of Outreach smiles outside Forum 1 at the Black High School Empowerment Conference.

De Anza holds fourth annual Black High School Student Empowerment Conference

Amit Cohen and Archee Kumar | February 17, 2024

Led by Maurice Canyon, De Anza College’s Umoja community counselor and Charles Van Meurs, De Anza’s Men of Color community counselor, the annual Black High School Student Empowerment Conference featured...

From left, Joseph Gold, violinist, and Carl Blake, pianist, play their instruments on stage for students, faculty and donors.

An evening of classical music for a purpose

Andreina Carnero Ramirez and Sabrina Kulieva | February 17, 2024

The Study Abroad Benefit Concert was a gathering for faculty members, donors and students, who form part of the study abroad program, which was held at the Visual Performing Art Center on Feb. 8 from 6:00...

Jamie Dy, 21, liberal arts major is the host of the “Side by Side” student project film session.

Foreign kids struggling to find an identity their new home country

Sonny La, Staff Reporter | February 13, 2024

South Korea’s Inter-country Adoption program has been around for at least 60 years. Up to today, there have been around 180,000 Korean transracial adoptees that have been relocated to the U.S., Sweden,...

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