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The Guardians, a memorial to Operation Red Wings, honors two Navy Seals: Matthew Axelson and James Suh.
Cupertino reflects on the significance of Veterans Day
Vincent Scrivens, Staff Reporter
President Holmes to be considered for Herkimer College
President Holmes to be considered for Herkimer College
Leila Salam, Managing Editor
Current search for a new vice president terminated
Current search for a new vice president terminated
Yumeno Matsuo, Managing Editor
The Hinson Campus Center dining area at De Anza College, taken on Oct. 6.
Dining services reports almost $1 million deficit since resuming full-time operations
Nello Puelles, Yumeno Matsuo, and Katrina Bui
Features
De Anza faculty and new mascot, Roary, on the dance floor at the Homecoming dance on Nov. 17.
De Anza excites students with its first-ever Homecoming dance
Samara Williams, Staff Reporter
Umoja offers merchandise freebies for participants, such as shirts, notebooks, backpacks, water bottles, and stationery, at the entrance of the Meet and Greet event on Nov. 1.
Black student Meet and Greet bridges boundaries, builds community
Blen Ketema, Freelancer
Rachel Silveria attends the premiere of The Phantom at the Eileen Norris Theatre of the University of Southern California on Sept. 30.
Rachel Silveria co-directs “The Phantom” and discusses her film accomplishments
Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter
Team Energy Mate with their homemade gadget that tracks and calculates electricity spent, taken on Oct. 21. From left: computer science major students Inky Ganbold, 21, Madhav Shukla, 17, and Connor Petri, 22.
Electricity calculator design shocks De Anza Hackathon
Lion Park, Photo Editor
Students and a professor discuss solutions for academic stress
Students and a professor discuss solutions for academic stress
Akshath Mirukula, Freelancer
A snapshot of information-packed booths at the Hinson Campus Center, Oct. 5.
'Bienvenida and Pop-Up Market Night' commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month on campus
Catherine Marchione and Mert Isikdogan
Rows of CDs and a CD player are displayed on the floor for sale at the flea market on Oct. 7.
A glimpse of vendors at the flea market, from candles, cellos, to bracelets
Ashley Love Djunaedi and Ann Penalosa
DA Voices
DA Voices: What is your favorite horror movie for Halloween?
DA Voices: What is your favorite horror movie for Halloween?
Mackenzie Jardine, Staff
DA Voices: How do you feel about the recent firearms restriction bills?
DA Voices: How do you feel about the recent firearms restriction bills?
Vincent Scrivens, Staff
DA Voices: What project are you working on?
DA Voices: What project are you working on?
Chia Yu Wu
DA Voices: Whats next after graduation?
DA Voices: What's next after graduation?
Yumeno Matsuo and Chia Yu Wu
Trending
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

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

Rows of CDs and a CD player are displayed on the floor for sale at the flea market on Oct. 7.

A glimpse of vendors at the flea market, from candles, cellos, to bracelets

Lack of resources kills students on the race to transfer

Lack of resources kills students on the race to transfer

Track and field students and coaches meet up with Chancellor Lee Lambert to talk about the lack of communication over the firing and suspension of three coaches on Sept. 27 at room L47.

Frustrated over the absence of three track and field coaches, athletes and coaches speak up to the Chancellor

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A picture of The Marvels movie trailer.
‘The Marvels’: Why is it doing poorly at the box office?
Mackenzie Jardine, Staff Reporter
DA Voices: Whats your ick?
DA Voices: What's your "ick"?
Lilah Schuck, Staff Reporter
Lack of resources kills students on the race to transfer
Lack of resources kills students on the race to transfer
Akshath Mirukula, Freelancer
Staff picks: Favorite album of all time
Staff picks: Favorite album of all time
Mackenzie Jardine, Staff Reporter
Impulse
A picture of The Marvels movie trailer.
‘The Marvels’: Why is it doing poorly at the box office?
Mackenzie Jardine, Staff Reporter
De Anza faculty and new mascot, Roary, on the dance floor at the Homecoming dance on Nov. 17.
De Anza excites students with its first-ever Homecoming dance
Samara Williams, Staff Reporter
The Dia De Los Muertos Altar honors the lives of those who have passed. The artwork was created by the De Anza Latinx Association (DALA), Higher Education for AB540 Students (HEFAS) and the Pride Center.
Euphrat Museum’s ‘Facing Home’ exhibition honors the passing of loved ones
Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter
Umoja offers merchandise freebies for participants, such as shirts, notebooks, backpacks, water bottles, and stationery, at the entrance of the Meet and Greet event on Nov. 1.
Black student Meet and Greet bridges boundaries, builds community
Blen Ketema, Freelancer
Sports
Itzel Jimenez, on the far right, is flying to serve, taken on Nov. 8.
Women’s volleyball leads early against the Monterey Peninsula Lobos, gets reverse swept
Samara Williams, Staff Reporter
Jessica Bryant laughs and celebrates with the team.
Women's volleyball team lost a close game to Cabrillo College
Pierre Whitsey and Lion Park
Mens soccer team dominated against the Monterey Peninsula College Lobo
Men's soccer team dominated against the Monterey Peninsula College Lobo
Pierre Whitsey, Freelancer
Midfielder Jennifer Izaca, 19, keeps the ball away from a Foothill player in the second half.
Women’s soccer bittersweet loses 2-0 against the Foothill Owls on sophomore night
Ann Penalosa, Sports & Copy Editor

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