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De Anza faculty and new mascot, Roary, on the dance floor at the Homecoming dance on Nov. 17.

De Anza excites students with its first-ever Homecoming dance

Samara Williams, Staff Reporter | November 27, 2023

The smell of fresh rain and loud music engulfed De Anza’s cafeteria on a Friday night. Tonight wasn’t a regular night. Tonight, hundreds of students’ dreams came true as they were the first group...

Umoja offers merchandise freebies for participants, such as shirts, notebooks, backpacks, water bottles, and stationery, at the entrance of the Meet and Greet event on Nov. 1.

Black student Meet and Greet bridges boundaries, builds community

Blen Ketema, Freelancer | November 18, 2023

A Black student Meet and Greet event brought students, faculty, and staff members from various backgrounds together to celebrate the rich culture of the college's Black community and promote inclusivity...

Rachel Silveria attends the premiere of The Phantom at the Eileen Norris Theatre of the University of Southern California on Sept. 30.

Instructor, former student, co-directs ‘The Phantom,’ discusses her film accomplishments

Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter | November 5, 2023

Several years ago at De Anza College, the film department chair invited a student into her office one day and asked what her plan was as a filmmaker. That student, now De Anza Film and TV instructor Rachel...

Team Energy Mate with their homemade gadget that tracks and calculates electricity spent, taken on Oct. 21. From left: computer science major students Inky Ganbold, 21, Madhav Shukla, 17, and Connor Petri, 22.

Electricity calculator design shocks De Anza Hackathon

Lion Park, Photo Editor | November 3, 2023

De Anza Hacks hosted its second annual Collegiate Hackathon at the SC1102 building on campus to gather computer science enthusiasts on Oct. 20 and 21. The two-day event started with participants meeting...

Students and a professor discuss solutions for academic stress

Students and a professor discuss solutions for academic stress

Akshath Mirukula, Freelancer | October 23, 2023

Looming deadlines, difficult coursework and time management often breed academic stress; Last year, 86.5% of college students said they felt their responsibilities overwhelmed them, according to the American...

A snapshot of information-packed booths at the Hinson Campus Center, Oct. 5.

‘Bienvenida and Pop-Up Market Night’ commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month on campus

Catherine Marchione and Mert Isikdogan | October 19, 2023

National Hispanic Heritage Month finished off strong at De Anza, featuring the first annual pop-up night market event held in conference rooms A and B in the Hinson Campus Center on Oct. 5. De Anza...

Rows of CDs and a CD player are displayed on the floor for sale at the flea market on Oct. 7.

A glimpse of vendors at the flea market, from candles, cellos, to bracelets

Ashley Love Djunaedi and Ann Penalosa | October 18, 2023

Lines of people came to De Anza for a festive morning at the monthly flea market. Vendors busily set up their booths with the brightest smiles, ready to welcome the flocking customers. These vendors...

Rabbit of Hope by art student Eunyoung Park sits near the Fujitsu Planetarium.

Cupertino Rabbits project hops along to De Anza, spreads bunnies and art throughout the city

Ann Penalosa, Sports Editor | October 11, 2023

Ever since the Rotary Club of Cupertino unveiled the first 12 rabbits from its Cupertino Rabbits Project on June 25, 30 more have made their way into the public. All in all, 12 rabbits made their way onto...

San Jose’s vibrant Mosaic Festival celebrates diversity, community unity

Catherine Marchione, Impulse Editor | October 10, 2023

Mosaic America held the third annual Mosaic Festival, a two-day celebration of intercultural art and performances, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 1 at the Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose, celebrating diversity,...

Evergreen Valley High School students perform a traditional lion dance on Sept. 30 at Yerba Buena High School, San Jose.

Children’s Moon Festival celebrates Vietnamese culture in San Jose

Niy Graves, Staff Reporter | October 9, 2023

The 32nd Children’s Moon Festival hosted at Yerba Buena High School, San Jose, on Sept. 30 featured live entertainment from the Vietnamese Student Association from local high schools, Vietnamese food...

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