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Inside Behind: Grandfather Tanaka/Me
Artist: Gayle Tanaka, 2017

Euphrat Museum exhibit sheds light family lineage

Erin Curley, Staff Reporter | February 26, 2019

“Hold on, let me plug in the boat,” said Diana Argabrite, Director of the Euphrat Museum of Art. We watch, breathless, as a 15-foot-tall rowboat stutters and revolves in place. Entitled “Portunis”,...

Amy Iwasaki Mass holding one of the 50 objects, the Bag by the door at the Day of Remembrance event on Feb. 19.

Japanese Americans share their story on the Day of Remembrance

Julia Kolman, Staff Reporter | February 26, 2019

Six-year-old Amy Iwasaki Mass feared her father would be taken away, and she checked every morning if his packed leather bag was still by the front door, a sign of her father not yet detained for being...

Laura Nguyen, 22, child development major, attempts to choose between 4 different roses at the DASB Valentines event.

Valentines’s Day event helps students show love

Amy Gallagher, Staff Reporter | February 24, 2019

A Valentine's Day card making event was hosted by DASB Diversity and Events office on Feb. 14. Students were able to make cards and choose a flower for a loved one.

Jocelyn Lopez, 19, criminal justice major, with a paining shat made during the self-care event on Feb. 14.

Series of Self Care activities show just how important self care is

Elsa Castro, Staff Reporter | February 24, 2019

Face masks, trips to the spa and bubble baths are all ways to practice self-care. But self-care comes in many other forms and Higher Education for AB 540 Students (HEFAS) created a space just for that...

Begins With Tea by Trinh Mai. Made from family photos printed on joss paper, grains, seeds, herbs, and dried noodles from Grandmothers kitchen, Grandmothers used tea bags.

‘Ancestral Journeys’ showcases immigration stories

Yami Sun, Staff Reporter | February 19, 2019

Artists gathered for a reception for the new exhibit “Ancestral Journeys” which spotlights self-identity, family history, immigration, and diasporas at the Euphrat Museum of Art on Feb 13. “I thought...

Julie Lewis, instructor and department chair of African American studies speaking at the Black History Month event

De Anza celebrates African American History Month

Thomas Anthony, Staff Reporter | February 19, 2019

Inventors, artists, activists, leaders. Ordinary citizens. These are the some of the African Americans who have inspired and empowered attendees of the Black History Month celebration held on Feb. 12 at...

California History Center director Tom Izu retiring

California History Center director Tom Izu retiring

Jonathan Cabrera, Staff Reporter | February 19, 2019

After 17 years working for the California History Center, executive director Tom Izu is retiring in June 2019. Despite retiring, Izu will still be involved in the center's activities. His goal, Izu...

Award-winning author inspires audience with personal immigration experiences

Award-winning author inspires audience with personal immigration experiences

Shiri Marwaha, Staff Reporter | February 7, 2019

Visiting speaker Reyna Grande, award-winning author of books like “The Distance Between Us” and “A Dream Called Home,” inspired a jam-packed room of De Anza College students with her stories about...

Matangi / Maya / M.I.A. Film event shows students the power of music

‘Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.’ Film event shows students the power of music

Julia Kolman, Staff Reporter | February 6, 2019

The De Anza Office of Equity sponsored the featuring of the documentary “Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.” on Jan. 31, where students and staff watched the story of a refugee who turned into a pop star. Directed...

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