After teaching remotely for one and a half years, professor Janet Shaw’s ballet classes have moved back in-person. In class, her students usually file into the dance studio, pull on their pointe shoes...

From the movie “Lady Bird” or to the “Gilmore Girls” and the “To All the Boys” series, college is revered as the first true step towards independence for many young adults in the popular imagination....

"What I really love about clubs is when they come together and collaborate, especially during COVID, they all have some commonality." -Maritza Arreola, student activities coordinator and ICC advisor Hundreds...

It was in the early-to-mid 2010’s at Pasadena City College where the idea for a schoolwide book club was introduced to De Anza College’s dean of equity and engagement division, Alicia Cortez.  At...

Editor's Note: At Caparas' request, we have properly credited her comments about American colonization of the Philippines with in the film to Catherine Ceniza Choy’s “Empire of Care” Filipino...

De Anza College’s social science and humanities department hosted a panel discussion about finding one’s voice and authentic self in the face of today’s political and social climate called  “Confidence...

Equality and justice are not the same. According to guest speaker, Sobia Khan, the dean of academic success at San Antonio College, equality does not accommodate for students’ individual needs, while...

It’s been one year and seven months since students and faculty have seen the bustling and lively campus that many have fond memories of at De Anza College. Today, the vacant parking lots, empty rooms...