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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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Student volunteers participate in weekly FA PAC meetings for Cindy Chavez by phone banking and discussing relevant issues her campaign addresses over Zoom. FA PAC interns Miriam Rodriguez and Izzy Scotti lead a discussion on housing in preparation to phone bank later in the meeting on May 11, 2022.
Political Action Committee at De Anza supports Cindy Chavez for San Jose mayoral election
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | June 6, 2022
Staff at De Anzas food pantry wears a mask while working as per district policy.
With more in-person events returning, Chancellor’s Advisory Council debates indoor masking policies
Ayah Ali-Ahmad, News Editor | June 6, 2022
Students pose with the balloon from the LGBTQ Alliance Club. (Left to right: Sai Manaswini Nabadhanam, 21, computer science major; Celine Nghiem, business administration major; Tahoe, political science major.)
Club Day reveals students’ eagerness to find community amid the pandemic
Juliette Fesas, Reporter | June 4, 2022
Students visit booths along the main quad to ask questions and speak to representatives of different programs, services and Villages.
De Anza College holds first in-person enrollment day event since pandemic
Oscar Rodas-Castillo, Reporter | May 23, 2022
Features
The cover of the podcast The STEM Corner hosted by Oindree Chatterjee. Source: Spotify.
Middle college student creates podcast to shed light on the STEM field and its opportunities
Andrea Infante, Reporter | June 24, 2022
When the pandemic hit, unhoused students were thrown to the wolves as they had to suddenly recalibrate how they lived their day to day lives as everything shuttered down.
A De Anza student reflects on finding power and community
Rory Conlon, Reporter | June 18, 2022
BSU members cooking scrambled eggs to distribute to unhoused residents later on Nov. 20, 2021. The club partnered with BLACK Outreach, a San Jose based social justice and community service organization. Courtesy of Aminata Henry.
Amid struggles for De Anza Clubs to maintain momentum, Black Student Union gets involved in local community
Jerry Chen, Reporter | June 14, 2022
Marciano Gutierrez (wearing Middle College T-shirt) talks with his students at Cuesta Park in Mountain View during Community Park Day on May 19.
Marciano Gutierrez: A unique teacher at an untraditional high school
Nadav Sternheim, Reporter | June 8, 2022
Coach DAgostino outlines a play for a group of offensive players at spring practice.
For new De Anza head football coach Joe D’Agostino, it’s about more than just wins and losses
Nathan Canilao, Reporter | June 1, 2022
Members of the Vietnamese community and other attendees gather at San Jose City Hall to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the fall of Saigon.
San Jose Vietnamese community reflects on the fall of Saigon 47 years later
Georgina Munoz-Villanueva, Reporter | May 17, 2022
On March 7, Ron Hannon was named new Director of Athletics & Student-Athlete Success at De Anza College, replacing Kulwant Singh who retired after 31 years.
New Athletic Director Ron Hannon is ready for his biggest challenge yet
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | May 13, 2022
DA Voices
With the quarter finally ending and students heading off , six De Anza students reflect on their time here.
DA Voices: What will you remember about your time at De Anza?
Andrea Infante, Reporter | June 23, 2022
DA Voices: How are rising prices affecting you?
DA Voices: How are rising prices affecting you?
Georgina Munoz-Villanueva, Reporter | March 15, 2022
DA Voices: What do you look for when picking a new professor?
DA Voices: What do you look for when picking a new professor?
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | March 14, 2022
DA Voices: Are you returning on-campus this spring, and what would you want to see?
DA Voices: Are you returning on-campus this spring, and what would you want to see?
Teddy Ha and James Rahn | February 25, 2022
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The last of the Oaks Shopping Center is set to be stripped apart as the City of Cupertino prepares to welcome in the new Westport development.

Goodbye to The Oaks: A missed opportunity for student housing that still has potential to serve the De Anza community

In Nov. 2020, Alysa Cisneros became Sunnyvales first openly-queer and Latina politician. She is also teaching grassroots democracy and American government at De Anza College.

Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros is making history and returning to her De Anza roots

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Trash cans pile up to collect debris around Vallco’s demolition site.

What Vallco Mall’s redevelopment says about Cupertino’s past and future

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Opinions
Roe v. Wade, a Supreme Court case protecting womens right to an abortion, was horrifyingly overturned on June 24, 2022.
Roe v. Wade's reversal is a devastating attack on human rights
Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | June 24, 2022
When the pandemic hit, millions of students were abruptly shifted to virtual learning. While some embraced the change, many struggled and felt left behind.
A loss of connection and the downside of online learning
Andrea Infante, Reporter | June 20, 2022
Mural of a tiger monmon cat by artist Horitomo located in The Guadalupe River Trail by Coleman Avenue. A monmon cat represents strength in Asian culture and finds retreat within bamboo trees.
San Jose must preserve its historic murals
Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | June 17, 2022
At a rally on May 17, members of a Latinx coalition dress up as ‘Rosie the Riveter’ and held signs in support of Measure B.
Guest opinion: Expand democracy in San Jose. Vote "Yes" on Measure B.
Neil Park-McClintick, Guest writer | June 6, 2022
Impulse
Courtesy of IMDB.
The newest season of “Stranger Things” is a phenomenal addition to its riveting universe
Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | June 30, 2022
Traditional asada tacos from Mexitzo at Westgate Center.
Mextizo brings flavorful Veracruz inspired dishes to Westgate Center in San Jose
Andrea Infante, Reporter | June 29, 2022
June is Pride month, honor the month with these recommendations.
Commemorate Pride with these five multimedia suggestions
E.W. Park, Reporter | June 27, 2022
The interior of Mikes Cafe.
A remodeled Mike’s Cafe is still steeped in Midtown history
Nadav Sternheim, Reporter | June 24, 2022
Sports
Coach DAgostino outlines a play for a group of offensive players at spring practice.
For new De Anza head football coach Joe D’Agostino, it’s about more than just wins and losses
Nathan Canilao, Reporter | June 1, 2022
On April 28, Starting Pitcher Jason Hartwick pitched 5.1 innings in his second longest start of the season.
De Anza drop baseball season finale against a dominant Hartnell offense 10-6
Mathew Bejarano, Reporter | May 10, 2022
Assistant coach Jay Dinh (right) teaches a technique to Kiana Torres Carrillo (left) at De Anza College on April 20.
De Anza’s women’s badminton team returns from the pandemic with a chance to fight for the state championship
Jerry Chen, Reporter | April 28, 2022
Pitcher Jacob Soto was key player in the De Anza comeback. He pitched two shutout innings and struck out two batters to hold the Renegades scoreless in the seventh and eighth innings.
The almost-Cinderella Story: How the Mountain Lions came close to upsetting the No. 1 team in the state
Nathan Canilao, Reporter | April 28, 2022