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Rabbit of Hope by art student Eunyoung Park sits near the Fujitsu Planetarium.

Cupertino Rabbits project hops along to De Anza, spreads bunnies and art throughout the city

Ann Penalosa, Sports Editor | October 11, 2023

Ever since the Rotary Club of Cupertino unveiled the first 12 rabbits from its Cupertino Rabbits Project on June 25, 30 more have made their way into the public. All in all, 12 rabbits made their way onto...

San Jose’s vibrant Mosaic Festival celebrates diversity, community unity

Catherine Marchione, Impulse Editor | October 10, 2023

Mosaic America held the third annual Mosaic Festival, a two-day celebration of intercultural art and performances, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 1 at the Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose, celebrating diversity,...

Evergreen Valley High School students perform a traditional lion dance on Sept. 30 at Yerba Buena High School, San Jose.

Children’s Moon Festival celebrates Vietnamese culture in San Jose

Niy Graves, Staff Reporter | October 9, 2023

The 32nd Children’s Moon Festival hosted at Yerba Buena High School, San Jose, on Sept. 30 featured live entertainment from the Vietnamese Student Association from local high schools, Vietnamese food...

Jessica Lukius (fourth from the left, in the third row from the top) is a communications major who has been accepted to the University of California, Los Angeles.

New adventures at UCLA

Jessie Zhou | July 1, 2023

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to correctly identify student Jerry Chen's involvement in the K-Pop Dance club, not Korean Dance Club. Two De Anza communications students were successfully...

Jarrell Taslim, 18, business administration major, and Margaret Ruslie, 18, business administration major, worked as volunteers to support the ISP year end celebration on June 13.

ISP’s first in-person year-end celebration after pandemic

Yumeno Matsuo | June 28, 2023

The International Student Program organized its first in-person end-of-year celebration after the pandemic to praise international students at the Hinson Campus Center conference room A on June 13. The...

Lisa (Jiepin) Liao, 45, ESL student, performs a Chinese tea presentation and serves to Kanako Suda, an instructional support technician, during the Listening and Speaking Center spring celebration on June 9.

ESL students share talents at spring celebration

Yumeno Matsuo | June 28, 2023

The Listening and Speaking Center students and staff showed off their talent in front of about 80 people at the LSC spring celebration held at the California History Center on June 9. LSC’s spring...

Alicia Scandoval, 25, health technology-medical reception major, adjusts and measures the paper for her cap on June 14.

Graduates get creative for ‘grad cap decorating’

Chia Yu Wu | June 27, 2023

De Anza held a graduation cap decorating event from June 12 to 15, sponsored by General Counseling, EOPS, ISP, Advising division and the campus store. Although there were only four decorating stations,...

Recap of super bloom season: Preserve our floral splendor

Recap of super bloom season: Preserve our floral splendor

Lauren Linh Bui, Editor-in-Chief | June 23, 2023

Last winter's plentiful rainfall dropped colors on De Anza's muted campus, reviving its blossoming vigor this spring. Superbloom is a rare botanical phenomenon when an explosion of wild flowers occurs,...

Erica Almira, 20, literature major, works on homework at a Boba Shop in San Jose, California, on June 16.

College dropout’s second chance

John Pham | June 22, 2023

Content warning: This article discusses sensitive issues such as suicide. When thinking about life at university, many students romanticize what college is like, thinking that it will be easy to socialize,...

How-to: Fix a flat

How-to: Fix a flat

Autumn Alvarez | June 22, 2023

Have you ever wondered what you would do as the unlucky duck stranded on the side of the highway with a flat tire? Of course you could call for help, but who doesn’t want to tell the heroic story of...

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