Campus Beat Archives - Page 8 of 21

Undocumented students face employment barriers at California community colleges

Kathleen Quinn and Ethan Bennett | November 14, 2019

Over a thousand students without Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival cannot get jobs on campus at De Anza College, due to state and federal regulations that prevent employers from hiring employees without...

De Anza professor honored for activism embraces her Asian-American culture

Nathalia Moran, Staff Reporter | November 13, 2019

Being one of a handful of Asian students at her school, De Anza ethnic studies professor Mae Lee recalled other children coming up to her, pulling at their eyes to taunt her appearance, mocking...

California History Centers 50th Anniversary

Alex Woolner, Staff Reporter | November 11, 2019

Traditional Japanese calligraphy was illuminated with augmented reality and displayed as the main art piece to celebrate the California History Center’s 50th anniversary at “Taste of History,” a...

New exhibit at Euphrat: Space and Place

Saman Mashayekhi, Staff Reporter | October 30, 2019

The Euphrat Art Museum is hosting a new exhibit called Space and Place, which will be open from Oct. 23 through Dec. 5. The exhibit is set to focus on space and the cultures surrounding it. “Space...

De Anza College offers free flu vaccines

Bhuvaneshwari Natarajan, Staff Reporter | October 29, 2019

De Anza Health Services hosted a free flu vaccine clinic for students and faculty, with around 300 students receiving the vaccine. The clinic was organized over a span of four days on Oct. 16 and 17...

‘UndocuHustle’ event provides financial advice to undocumented students

Ethan Bennett, Managing Editor | October 29, 2019

Students learned ways of making money and being financially independent even when undocumented at the UndocuHustle event on Oct. 16. “This event is about making money regardless of immigration status,”...

Students urged to vote, be allies to undocumented immigrants

Annalise Freimarck, Campus Beat Editor | October 29, 2019

Standing outside of a booth set up in the middle of the quad with a clipboard and voter registration, Brenda Carillo, 24, psychology major, encouraged students to register to vote and write to local legislators...

Students, faculty share stories of loved ones around Dia De Los Muertos altar

Kathleen Quinn, Staff Reporter | October 27, 2019

Students and faculty members shared stories of their deceased loved ones and placed photos on an altar adorned with candles, keepsakes and flowers at the Arrival of our Ancestors event on Oct. 22 in the...

De Anza nursing graduates give aid in Cambodia

Ethan Bennett, Managing Editor | October 15, 2019

Flying from California to Cambodia, De Anza College nursing graduate Emily Miller had no idea what she was about to face. She joined the Jordan International Aid mission in January along with several...

U.S. Census needs student help, input

Kathleen Quinn, Staff Reporter | October 15, 2019

Shay Dognia, media specialist for the Census Bureau, wants to make sure students are aware of the opportunities the census can provide as well as the importance of being counted in the upcoming census....