DASG overwhelmingly passes Palestinian solidarity resolution

June 19, 2021

The De Anza Student Government Senate overwhelmingly endorsed a resolution on June 11 to stand in solidarity with Palestinian students at De Anza College and loved ones who may have been affected by the recent violence in the Israel-Palestine region.

Transfer students at De Anza learn more about their new universities at Transfer Success Celebration

June 19, 2021

The Transfer Center and Mentors@DeAnza created a forum for transfers to meet others attending the same university and to speak with UC and CSU representatives at the Transfer Success Celebration on June 16.

Senior staff at De Anza answer questions about returning to campus

June 14, 2021

After faculty raised concerns about returning to campus, Chancellor Judy Miner invited them to ask questions in her return-to-campus information session.

Pandemic throws student-athlete transfer plans into limbo

June 26, 2021

While some already see COVID-19 becoming history, De Anza College student-athletes will disproportionately feel the impacts of the virus for years to come.

Student-athlete wins Equity Champion Award for work with underserved communities

June 25, 2021

Brittney Tran won the De Anza College’s student Equity Champion Award by using her platform as president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council to advance community service.

Mask mandate lifted for vaccinated: De Anza students’ thoughts

June 20, 2021

When California relaxed the mask mandate, vaccinated people started going without their masks — De Anza College students have mixed feelings about it.

Stop gentrifying San Jose: the flea market must stay

June 16, 2021

The San Jose Flea Market is in danger due to a city development plan, but this plan should be rejected to combat gentrification and protect low-income families of color.

A’s should stay in Oakland, but city should deny team’s vanity project

May 30, 2021

As much as it annoys fans, the City of Oakland shouldn’t fold to the latest pressure from the Oakland A’s and Major League Baseball.

Police officers have no right to march in Pride

May 30, 2021

The New York City Pride parade were right to ban police officers from marching in the event, as it helps create a safe space against an oppressive institution.

MARINA deconstructs society and explores self in indie album “Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land”

June 24, 2021

Indie-pop artist MARINA’s “Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land” strikes listeners with its social commentary and self-reflection.

The Little Baker San Jose: Home-based Korean bakery whips up Asian-inspired flavors

June 19, 2021

Le specializes in Korean bento cakes, which are miniature cakes around 4 inches in diameter typically frosted with detailed designs.

Myungrang’s fresh and tasty corn dogs are a delicacy

June 16, 2021

The Korean corn dog restaurant Myungrang in serves a variety of corn dogs that put a delicious twist on an American classic.