November is one of the busiest months for students seeking transfer to four-year universities because the application deadline and midterm exams are around the corner. Despite this, business administration...

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,...

The fall 2024 quarter is nearing its end. Over the past two months, we’ve listened to the unique experiences of De Anza College students as they have navigated through their academic journeys.

De Anza College’s annual Winter Coat Drive transformed the Resource Hub — located in room 143 of the Registration and Student Services building — into a lively, and welcoming space on Nov. 21 and...

Over the past weeks, the sounds of diesel engines, jackhammers and shattering concrete have filled the air at De Anza College as excavators and wreckers have descended on the historic Flint Center for...

“DA Voices” is a recurring feature used to spotlight De Anza College’s diverse community voices. We ask the same question to different people and arrange their quotes so that readers can see varying...

Staff members at De Anza College’s Food Pantry and Resources for Basic Needs continue to provide students in need with food, supplies and other essential resources. Two student staff members at the...

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...

Pacific Art League held its opening reception to its 103rd Anniversary Exhibition in Palo Alto on Friday, Nov. 13. Visitors from the community and beyond came to see 176 artists, showcasing 318 works for...

Wearing traditional clothes and Halloween costumes, 90 participants gathered and played interactive games and ate Asian foods for the World Languages Week event at the Multicultural Center on Oct. 31. World...