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De Anza alumni and Cupertino city environmental programs assistant Steven Hirsch speaks to students in the Kirsch Center about new waste management regulations enforcing Senate Bill 1383.

Sustainability speaker series kicks off with city waste management

Leila Salam, Freelance Reporter | January 26, 2024

De Anza graduate and Cupertino city environmental programs assistant Steven Hirsch spoke to environmental science students about California’s new waste regulation standards on Jan. 24 in the Kirsch Center. This...

Jon Orc, lead singer and guitarist of Hemorage, sings to the gathered crowd of fans, with cop cars flashing their lights in the distance.

Bands of the bay: Hemorage

Mackenzie Jardine, Editor-in-Chief | January 24, 2024
“Pull up right behind them,” Drummer Ron Roussell said to lead vocalist and guitarist, Jon Orc. Orc rounds the corner in their bus, quickly met with the flashing red and blue lights of six cop cars parked down the street.
Grace Guo stands at her booth in the Hinson Campus Center.

Humans of De Anza: Crochet entrepreneur Grace Guo

Timothe Vachellerie, Staff Reporter | January 21, 2024

De Anza College, meet Grace Guo, 23, the crochet artist behind Golden Lemon Studios. Guo said she began crocheting when she was 18 years old. “I really found motivation through my friends,...

DA Voices: What are your New Years resolutions?

DA Voices: ‘What are your New Year’s resolutions?’

Ingrid Lu and Sabrina Kulieva | January 20, 2024

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

Creativity crisis: Is the U.S. losing its wits?

‘Creativity crisis’: Is the U.S. losing its wits?

Vincent Scrivens, News Editor | January 19, 2024

Creativity is said to be declining in young Americans after a year-on-year analysis of The Torrance Test of Creative Thinking, but has this decline been observed beyond the results of this study? The...

Episode 2 | What’s up De Anza – Students discuss motivation, goals

Episode 2 | ‘What’s up De Anza’ – Students discuss motivation, goals

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | January 17, 2024

Welcome to “What’s up De Anza,” a podcast where Multimedia Editor Nello Puelles invites a guest to comment on campus news. Don’t forget to send us your suggestions about what you would like to...

The Pride Centers new fridge sits in the corner on Jan. 8. To make space for the fridge, the Pride Center relocated their mini food pantry and microwave.

‘Chill’ vibes arrive at Pride Center

Anna Bhogra, Staff Reporter | January 13, 2024

After months of anticipation, the De Anza Pride Center finally welcomed their long-awaited fridge on Monday, Jan. 8. Originally slated for an October delivery, the fridge experienced a series of delays...

Artist Kristin Lindseth is talking to a group of visitors about her miniature wooden art pieces displayed at the Euphrat Museum of Art.

‘Facing Home’ shows a tapestry of diverse perspectives on home

Catherine Marchione, Impulse Editor | December 19, 2023

The Euphrat Museum hosted a reception featuring live music, catering and offering opportunities for attendees to mingle with the artists for its new exhibit, “Facing Home,” on Nov. 18. Kristin...

The front door of the Social Science and Humanities Village room where Soulful Therapy is hosted.

‘Soulful Therapy’ event creates calmness during chaotic finals week

Niy Graves, Lilah Schuck | December 11, 2023

Calm beats and waves of positive energy flooded room L-73 on Dec. 5, where the Social Sciences and Humanities Village-organized “Soulful Therapy Event” took place. The event was open to all students,...

An array of pottery at the Holiday Student Pottery Sale on Dec 5.

Hundreds sold at the ‘Holiday Student Pottery Sale’

Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter | December 9, 2023

Students showcased pottery and ceramic art at the annual “Holiday Student Pottery Sale” in the campus center dining hall on Dec. 4 and Dec. 5. The event’s total sale is going to fund scholarships...

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