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The Foothill-De Anza district employed the services of Redistricting Partners to help them facilitate community outreach and design new maps for redistricting.
Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees leans toward existing city boundaries ahead of final vote on new district map
Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | January 17, 2022
Dec. 13 - The Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees reviewed three draft maps ahead of their move away from at-large elections. The Board will need to ratify a new map with five distinct areas by February 2022.
Board of Trustees votes to advance two draft maps ahead of redistricting in 2022
Kevin Nguyen and Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | December 15, 2021
Enrollment has been on the decline not only this past year since the pandemic started, but also over the past nine years. The pandemic has had an effect however, affecting the number of students enrolled fully online this past year by an increase of 99%.
Internal data shows that De Anza College has seen a steady decline in enrollment for the past nine years
Ayah Ali-Ahmad, Freelance | December 12, 2021
This gender neutral bathroom is located in the L4 building on campus. It is locked and requires a passcode to enter.
De Anza set to install three more gender-neutral restrooms on campus
Rory Conlon, Reporter | December 8, 2021
Features
Vanisha Ojha is a 19-year-old international transfer student who is studying business. She transferred this quarter to De Anza College from India and currently works in the school cafeteria
The international student workforce that keeps De Anza going
Courtney McClain, Reporter | December 15, 2021
Source: De Anzas Villages homepage
De Anza College seeks to connect students through "Villages"
Kaylee Flores, Reporter | December 12, 2021
Alicia Garza, author of The Purpose of Power and co-creator of BLM, shared her journey of community organizing and talked candidly about her struggles.
Black Lives Matter co-founder and author comes to De Anza to talk about racial justice and other issues
Georgina Munoz-Villanueva, Reporter | December 12, 2021
View from outside of the De Anza police station. Campus security and other administrative tasks are managed by a handful of officers, unarmed community service officers and part-time student employees.
In the wake of Black Lives Matter, some students call for defunding Campus Police while administration has other plans
Kevin Nguyen, Rory Conlon, and Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | December 12, 2021
Trash cans pile up to collect debris around Vallco’s demolition site.
What Vallco Mall’s redevelopment symbolizes about Cupertino’s past and future
Yvonne Phan, Reporter | December 6, 2021
Evan Franco (right) and Mannat Gill (left) receiving their All-American performances.
A quiet powerhouse: De Anza Cross-Country finishes the season with both teams ranked in top 10
Cameron Oleary, Reporter | November 30, 2021
Source: VIDA homepage
VIDA inspires students to make a change in the nonprofit sector
Kaitlyn Khov, Reporter | November 24, 2021
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The Foothill-De Anza district employed the services of Redistricting Partners to help them facilitate community outreach and design new maps for redistricting.

Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees leans toward existing city boundaries ahead of final vote on new district map

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

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

A chiffon cake decorated with pinkish-red frosting strawberries and colorful sprinkles. Source: Tina Le

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

Zoom ‘sex clubs’ may be the responsible way to stay sexually active while single during the pandemic

Zoom ‘sex clubs’ may be the responsible way to stay sexually active while single during the pandemic

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

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Stricter guidelines should be enforced in light of Omicron variant
Stricter guidelines should be enforced in light of Omicron variant
Maida Suta, Reporter | December 6, 2021
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Astroworld Festival tragedy was preventable from the start and victims have every right to sue
Kaitlyn Khov, Reporter | December 4, 2021
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Themed products and decorations add to the holiday experience
Courtney McClain, Reporter | December 2, 2021
Paid members would increase diversity and quality of life of DASG senate
Paid members would increase diversity and quality of life of DASG senate
Maida Suta, Reporter | December 2, 2021
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(From left to right) Erik Pham, his younger brother Brandon Pham and their two friends turned business partners Sandra Ho and Tu Tran.
Math, marketing and mochi: How ‘Mochata’ turned themselves into pro-bakers and saved their friendship in the process
Kevin Nguyen, Features Editor | December 16, 2021
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Heartwarming movies for the holiday season
Kaitlyn Khov, Reporter | December 7, 2021
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Pikmin Bloom: A fun concept, but difficult for non-gamers
Joseph Narvaez, Reporter | December 6, 2021
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“Red (Taylor’s Version)” is a master class in reclamation and growth
Maida Suta, Reporter | December 6, 2021
Sports
Maryam Sallam (50) shoots a free throw in the first quarter.
De Anza’s “Fab Five” puts losing streak to an end against Feather River
Mathew Bejarano, News and Sports Editor | December 3, 2021
Evan Franco (right) and Mannat Gill (left) receiving their All-American performances.
A quiet powerhouse: De Anza Cross-Country finishes the season with both teams ranked in top 10
Cameron Oleary, Reporter | November 30, 2021
De Anza fullback Jaeson Gonzalez prepares to take a throw-in during the first half of a rivalry clash with Foothill College.
De Anza men's soccer drop season finale at Foothill ahead of play-offs
Kevin Nguyen, Features Editor | November 16, 2021
Sophomore shooting guard Annie Do passes to her teammate Tianna Ngo.
De Anza women's basketball defeats Porterville 69-42 in season opener
Jacqueleine Liu, Reporter | November 4, 2021