If your favorite type of movie is the kind where a group of people go on a trip where everything you can possibly think of goes wrong, this is your type of movie. Released on March 6, “Unfinished Business”...

Students, faculty, and guest speakers graced the stage with calls to action for the audience of over 200 students at the Black Lives Matter conference on Tuesday March 3 at the Visual and Performing Arts...

Tired of the typical pastas served at the cafeteria, the sandwiches from Ike’s, the barbeque from J&J’s and itching to try something new? Let your taste buds explore some fine Japanese cuisine...

Moto Ohtake teaches furniture design, three-dimensional design and sculpture  at De Anza College. With 20 years of full-time professional experience, his teaching experiences extend as far back as 1992...

Abraham Lincoln High School students proved that the future of jazz music is in good hands while performing at the De Anza college’s, Visual and Performing Arts Center on Friday, Feb 27. Lincoln’s...

There are a multitude of reasons for people to make art. For most college students who do, these reasons are relatively simple: either there’s nothing interesting to do, or as an outlet to vent feelings...

With the De Anza College library closed for the rest of the year, students face the trouble of finding a quiet place to study or do homework. But with the development of the De Anza Café, this can all...

Life at De Anza College is busy, but a trip to the Kirsch Center garden can help reduce the stress. Surrounded by California native plants, anyone who stands in the Kirsch Center garden can smell the...

Feet shuffle in and out between the doors of De Anza College’s Campus Center as students rush to find an empty table in the cafeteria. Stopping to grab a quick bite before my next class, I hear a familiar...

Cinnabon employees prepare food as a late 30’s jazz ballad plays. All the while, “Breaking Bad” nostalgia fills the scene. As most of “Breaking Bad” episodes did, “Better Call Saul”’s masterful...