Photos hold stories, and stories should be told. We asked De Anza students to show us their most memorable photo they keep on their phones. Some of them shared the memories these photos evoke in them.   Adrienne...

Two Mojave Desert tortoises, a native Southern Californian species that is endangered, made De Anza college their home. The environmental science department adopted them from Silicon Valley Turtle and...

One. Two. One. Two. Three. Four. The fluid jazzy melody fills the hall of the Euphrat; Abraham and his band opens the “Endangered” reception on Nov. 12. Around 50 people crowded the museum to...

Bond fires a bullet that finally reaches the spectre of the last villain. Three years after the last Bond movie “Skyfall”, the big hit of 2012, the new movie “Spectre” came out Nov. 6. Since...

The weekend of Nov. 14-16 marks the openings of Lake Tahoe’s NorthStar and Heavenly Ski Resorts. With Lake Tahoe, California, having received over two feet of snow and an El Niño predicted to be...

I don’t need my alarm on the first Saturday of the month, but I set one just in case. When it goes off, I am already halfway out the door. At the monthly De Anza Flea Market on Nov. 7, I am surrounded...

During the first Thursday of each month, when school is in session, a colorful event chock full of culture takes place in the Euphrat Museum of Art. Hosted by the 4 Elements Hip Hop Organization and...

Slosh. Slosh.Slosh. Under the waves of chemicals splashing over the paper, a photo appears. What students learn in the wet darkroom is vital to digital photography, and professor Wilfredo Q. Castano...