De Anza College students participated in activities and discussions to spread awareness about gender-based violence during Take Back The Night in the Hinson Center’s Conference rooms on Tuesday, June...

The 33rd Annual Herb Patnoe Jazz Festival took place in the Visual and Performing Arts Center, Friday May 30. The night began with a set by the De Anza Jazz Ensemble, directed by John Russel. They...

Plain clothes are a minority in a sea of costumes. FanimeCon was in full swing. I was home. FanimeCon is an annual convention that celebrates all things geeky, including video games, anime, movies,...

What could a Public Service Announcement about kitchen/food safety, featuring zombies, be for? The 35th Annual Student Film & Video Show being held on Friday, June 13 at  the Visual Performing Arts...

The summer blockbuster "X-Men: Days of Future Past" lives up to its predecessors. It's funny, emotional and downright entertaining. Earning $111 million at the box office on its opening weekend, the...

On May 22, a large crowd gathered at the De Anza College campus center to hear Martin Espada read his poem, "The Soldiers in the Garden," about the U.S. backed Chilean coup on "the first 9/11." The coup...

Karl Schaffer is fascinated with the connections between ideas and movement. Schaffer is a math professor at De Anza College and a dance choreographer whose creative experiments have taken him both...

Off The Grid food trucks served up more than expected at Whole Foods’ parking lot Tuesday, May 14. Off The Grid is a festival of food trucks that meets every Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the...

The smell of spun sugar, the sound of loud music, a pink lady on stilts and the prospect of sending a guy plummeting into the water drew students to the Main Quad for the annual Spring Carnival on May...

A live band, snacks and an art collection fit for The Metropolitan highlighted De Anza College's  Student Art Show reception at the Euphrat Museum of Art. This year’s exhibit features dozens of student...