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De Anza College’s Vintage Singers prepare for their concert on Dec. 3.

Vintage Singers concert preparation

Rory Conlon | December 16, 2022

Watch De Anza College’s Vintage Singers prepare for their concert on Dec. 3. They sang three pieces: “Carol of the Bells,” “Hodie Christus Natus Est” and “Mary Did You Know?”

Lori Clinchard, Faculty Coordinator of the California History Center, standing in the History Center Library Archives on Thursday, Dec. 1.

California History Center: De Anza’s own historical monument

Angela Nguyen | December 9, 2022

The California History Center opened its doors to visitors and students in 1967 and remains standing as a monument on De Anza College’s campus.  The center was initially a hall given to De Anza’s...

Dream Campus Ministries outreach extends to Santa Clara University on Friday nights for worship, fellowships and devotionals.

Dream Campus Ministries aims to break down religious barriers

Autumn Alvarez | December 7, 2022

Update 12/8/2022: The language of article misidentified Dream Campus Ministries as an official De Anza club under the InterClub Council, and has been updated to appropriately refer to them as a group.  Among...

Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Rory Conlon | November 24, 2022

De Anza held an Open Mic Night open to students and local spoken word poets in the Euphrat Museum on Nov. 3. Watch this video to meet some of performers from the night. 

Hastings Chavez, wearing glasses, assisting a customer at the De Anza flea market on Saturday, Nov. 5 in Parking Lot A.

3 plant vendors to check out at monthly De Anza flea market

Anisa Qadir | November 24, 2022

De Anza College hosted its monthly flea market on Saturday, Nov. 5, showcasing a wide variety of retailers selling unique goods, including three passionate plant vendors excited to be back following the...

Art Guild of De Anza officers stand at their table, showing their artwork to interested students in the Main Quad on Oct. 13.

Clubs reintroduce themselves during Club Day

Sabrina Jiang | November 10, 2022

To help students enrich their extracurricular life, make friends and develop their interests, De Anza College continued its quarterly Club Day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Main Quad on Oct. 13.  50...

The Pride Center lounge area displays various flags.

New Pride Center aims to make improvements on campus for LGBTQ students

Tara Nguyen, Freelance Reporter | November 5, 2022

De Anza College opened its new Pride Center this fall quarter in order to build a safer community for students of all gender and sexual identities and provide basic needs resources. The center is located...

La Voz News brings home 15 awards at journalism conference

La Voz News brings home 15 awards at journalism conference

Ayah Ali-Ahmad | November 3, 2022

La Voz News brought home 13 awards for media produced during the 2022 winter and spring quarters, and three awards for on-the-spot contests, during Journalism Association of Community Colleges' NorCal...

Program addresses LGBTQ and mental health issues during the Undocumented Student Week of Action

Program addresses LGBTQ and mental health issues during the Undocumented Student Week of Action

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | November 3, 2022

De Anza College’s Higher Education for AB-540 Students, an educational program that provides resources to disadvantaged students with an AB-540 status, hosted an Undocuqueer and Mental Health Day art...

One entrance to Registration and Student Services building.

Resources on campus to meet students basic needs

Trevis Dampier | October 26, 2022

De Anza College offers a variety of resources for students to meet their basic needs and offer assistance — such as financial aid and emergency funds, free transportation, food and hygiene products.  The...

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