A blizzard of art and written submissions flooded professor Ken Weisner’s email box before the submission deadline for De Anza College’s literary magazine Red Wheelbarrow. This quarter, Red Wheelbarrow...

Blaring guitar riffs and heavy drum beats filled the San Jose Rockshop amongst the energy of hundreds of people rushing up to the front of the stage to get up close to their favorite bands at SADFEST...

Thrift store shopping, bargain deals, vintage finds and discounted clothing. We all love a good deal, and if you were around the main quad at De Anza College you might have seen the clothing swap that...

It is the time of the year when many De Anza College students prepare to graduate or plan their new life in their new university. Before that occurs, some students took a moment to reflect on their transfer...

Huge fluorescent paintings, a small garden of ceramic plant figures, photos, posters, sculptures and a performance of a blues band attracted hundreds of visitors to the Student Art Show reception at De...

The Barden Bellas are back, this time to vindicate themselves and give one last performance before each take their path in life. Although a cheesy chick flick, “Pitch Perfect 2” will please viewers. The...

“Mad Max: Fury Road” is a high-octane electrifying adrenaline rush of a film. Tom Hardy joins Charlize Theron in the post apocalyptic wasteland of future desolate Earth. The world’s resources...

De Anza alumni shared personal experiences of self doubt, discrimination, and job seeking in an auditorium overflowing with De Anza College students on Wednesday, May 6. Five panelists, invited by mathematics...

If you have ever wanted to know the difference between a cha-cha and a waltz, a promenade and a counter promenade or just the difference between your left foot and your right foot, then you should...

Students don their helmets and jackets and line up to do warmups, with the addition of a not-so-usual piece of equipment: a sword. One of De Anza College’s more popular physical education classes...