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College should be free

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | March 26, 2024

In a video report, multimedia editor Nello Puelles discusses the high cost of college in California and argues for free college education, drawing comparisons to the system in South America, particularly...

Empowered Women

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | March 26, 2024

The De Anza College community celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting the often-overlooked contributions and achievements of women throughout history. Women have played pivotal roles in shaping...

California gulls are spotted sitting on a light pole in parking lot A at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 29.

Nature’s break

Archee Kumar, Freelance Reporter | March 25, 2024

Have you ever noticed how your day instantly gets better when you see an animal? Whether it's the cheerful chirping of birds, the playful antics of squirrels, or the serene presence of nature, these moments...

The opening scene to Multimedia Editor, Nello Puelles new video investigation and report on Waymo cars.

A look at Waymo’s driverless cars

Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor | March 12, 2024

Waymo's self-driving cars do not require human drivers, instead relying on the public's trust in technology. Waymo has accumulated over 7 million miles of driving data on public roads and has discovered...

Tram Nguyen, 21, business major, making a letter for a loved one in the main quad on De Anza Campus.

Heartfelt ink: Crafting connections and spreading love

Archee Kumar, Freelance Photo Reporter | February 25, 2024

De Anza College's recent love-spreading event, coordinated by Pride Center, Higher Education for AB 540 Students and Undocustem, brought together the community of students in a celebration in the main...

Vintage painting of waves on a beach and old-fashioned items on display at the flea market.

Exploring the flea market

Archee Kumar, Freelance Reporter | February 10, 2024

On Feb. 3, Parking Lots A and B were filled with more than 210 vendors for shoppers of all sorts of interests at the monthly De Anza Flea Market. Dayna Swanson, the Flea Market Coordinator, mentions...

A look at Nirvana Soul’s open mic night

Drusilla Ingebrigtsen, Freelance Video Reporter | February 4, 2024

The coffee shop, Nirvana Soul, holds a free open mic night every Thursday and Friday night from 7 to 9 p.m. Local talent from all around the San Jose area and beyond, joins together to showcase their...

Grace Guo stands at her booth in the Hinson Campus Center.

Humans of De Anza: Crochet entrepreneur Grace Guo

Timothe Vachellerie, Staff Reporter | January 21, 2024

De Anza College, meet Grace Guo, 23, the crochet artist behind Golden Lemon Studios. Guo said she began crocheting when she was 18 years old. “I really found motivation through my friends,...

Journalism instructor Farideh Deda confers with student journalists Ashley Love Djunaedi, 19, communications major, and Lion Kim Park, 21, journalism major, to critique their newly published hardcopy newspaper at La Voz newsroom at L42 on Dec. 5.

After a print paper: La Voz’s self-critiquing session reveals the behind-the-scenes of its second issue

John Pham, Freelancer | December 9, 2023

La Voz News published its second issue on Dec. 5. Prior to the publication, staff members and their adviser, Farideh Dada, host a critique session at the newsroom L41 to reflect on what they could have...

The Dia De Los Muertos Altar honors the lives of those who have passed. The artwork was created by the De Anza Latinx Association (DALA), Higher Education for AB540 Students (HEFAS) and the Pride Center.

Euphrat Museum’s ‘Facing Home’ exhibition honors the passing of loved ones

Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter | November 19, 2023

The “Facing Home” exhibition, located at De Anza’s Euphrat Museum of Art, showcases a collection of art pieces that represent the concept of home. The exhibition opened Nov. 1 and will be available...

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