Cheryl Owiesny, soccer coach and 10-year professor, has dedicated 16 years of her life to De Anza College. Owiesny produced eight Coast Conference Championship teams and placed De Anza Women's soccer...

“The only way you can grow and develop is that you have to be willing to be uncomfortable and push yourself,” said Sean Gwi, De Anza College’s newly appointed interim head coach of the track and...

Judy Cuff-Alvarado said she always liked human biology. “I thought it was for me,” she said. Cuff-Alvarado completed graduate school and worked in clinical physical therapy for about 15 years....

De Anza College’s new president, Omar Torres, officially took office on Jan. 3; since then, he has been holding his “100 Days of Listening,” where he meets members of the De Anza community one-on-one...

Thirty years ago, a boy in Mumbai, India waited for a cloud which let people know rain was approaching the area. Fast forward to fall of 2024, that boy has now become a man, teaching meteorology classes...

It was a rough season for De Anza College’s football team last year, finishing with a record of 8-2, but that didn’t stop the star defensive end, Jason Schwartz from having an outstanding season. Schwartz,...

Jackie Chan, 33, computer science major, was nominated for the Most Inspirational Athlete Award at the Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony after bouncing back from years of tremendous odds where her body was...

Jordan Leach, 24, kinesiology major, was nominated for the Mountain Lion Award after having a great season for the De Anza Mountain Lions football team, putting up 76 tackles, eight sacks and two forced...

Looking at him, he’s a clean-cut, professional and approachable man in charge of coordinating the logistics and safety of events at De Anza College. However, going to a hardcore punk show and seeing...

Editor's note: This article has been corrected to reflect that Jill Quigley has worked at De Anza for 23 years. A previous version of this story said she worked at De Anza for three years.   English...