President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 executive order requiring federal agencies to recognize only birth-assigned genders — male and female — has sparked concerns among De Anza students and faculty about...

For more than 15 months, war has ravaged the small but densely populated Gaza Strip in response to Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attacks. But the effects of the war have not been confined to Israel and Gaza. Both...

De Anza College’s new president, Omar Torres, officially took office on Jan. 3; since then, he has been holding his “100 Days of Listening,” where he meets members of the De Anza community one-on-one...

With opioid deaths on the rise, De Anza College and other colleges take action by providing naloxone and fentanyl testing strips to protect students and staff. Fentanyl-related deaths are intensifying...

On Nov. 6, Lara Rahn, 51, visual arts major, had an accident in room A-69 during Patricia Jauch’s Sculpture class at the Kiln Annex & Sculpture Yard.. Rahn was demonstrating to Evan Mancuso, 28,...

Start December off right by attending a showcase of performances that guide you on a journey through the holidays with a mix of non-traditional productions and student-lead songs at the Music Department’s...

De Anza College has announced the reinstatement of parking fees for students starting in the summer quarter of 2025. This marks the end of a temporary suspension of fees implemented during the pandemic....

The four finalists of De Anza College’s presidential search held a series of open forums from Nov. 12 through Nov. 15, sharing their expertise and plans for the college. The candidates are Sobia...

The Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza College held ‘Laser Prince’ — a laser light show with music from Prince’s discography — from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Nov. 5. Run by planetarium staff, the event...

Pilipino Unity Student Organization’s Halo Halo Mixer was the third of four events honoring Filipinx American History Month in October. The event was held on Oct. 22 in conference rooms A and B at the...