Cheryl Owiesny, soccer coach and 10-year professor, has dedicated 16 years of her life to De Anza College. Owiesny produced eight Coast Conference Championship teams and placed De Anza Women's soccer...

Before becoming a Rising Scholars outreach coordinator and psychology major, Katrina Stewart, 32, found herself unhoused and struggling to find shelter after incarceration. For Stewart, being jailed was...

After more than 15 months of fighting, the war in Gaza has finally come to an end, with the cease-fire and hostage deal taking effect on Sunday, Jan. 19, a day before Donald Trump’s inauguration.  Israel...

Moved one moment, chuckling the next: about 60 attendees were immersed into the world of Shakespeare. For 80 minutes, the Language and Communications Village Center became Renaissance Verona.  The...

For over 30 years, the Outdoor Club has hosted its annual winter trip to Yosemite National Park, this year venturing 170 miles from campus. The club is lead by part time faculty advisor Mary Donahue. De...

Volunteers passed cherry macarons and Thai boba tea to a line of eager students. Once seated, they were given strips of colorful paper and a manual. The projector played a video. The UNICEF club...

Lucky money, dragon and lion dances and the crackle of firecrackers marked the start of the Lunar New Year, which took place on Jan. 29 in 2025. This early date is a rare occurrence, as the holiday usually...

“The only way you can grow and develop is that you have to be willing to be uncomfortable and push yourself,” said Sean Gwi, De Anza College’s newly appointed interim head coach of the track and...

Judy Cuff-Alvarado said she always liked human biology. “I thought it was for me,” she said. Cuff-Alvarado completed graduate school and worked in clinical physical therapy for about 15 years....

A little-known treasure on De Anza’s campus resides in the SC3 building next to Parking Lot E. It provides a quiet, clean environment for students to study and work on their assignments. Open for...