For over 30 years, the Outdoor Club has hosted its annual winter trip to Yosemite National Park, this year venturing 170 miles from campus. The club is lead by part time faculty advisor Mary Donahue. De...

A little-known treasure on De Anza’s campus resides in the SC3 building next to Parking Lot E. It provides a quiet, clean environment for students to study and work on their assignments. Open for...

At 6:07 a.m. on Jan. 24, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base with 23 Starlink satellites, its sunlit exhaust plume creating glowing clouds across the California sky. Known...

Before the door opened for the men’s basketball home game against the Cañada College Colts on Jan. 15, the sounds of dribbling and shoes rubbing against the floor let people outside of the gym know...

Over the past weeks, the sounds of diesel engines, jackhammers and shattering concrete have filled the air at De Anza College as excavators and wreckers have descended on the historic Flint Center for...

Thousands of aviation and Navy fans descended on San Francisco on Friday, Oct. 11 while fighter jets roared overhead during the annual Fleet Week celebration.   The event features warship tours,...

The De Anza College women’s volleyball team lost 3-1 against the Skyline College Trojans in a tight match on Wednesday, Oct. 2, leaving the Mountain Lions with a 3-14 record. The atmosphere was...

Eid al-Adha is an annual Muslim holiday that is celebrated with friends and family, usually by sharing a meal with meat and exchanging gifts. The holiday honors Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice...

Tucked behind Smitten Ice Cream in Santana Row, a small crowd lay on artificial turf watching local Bay Area band Silk Road perform. On June 8, people of all ages lounged on lawn chairs and sat on the...

Editor's note: This article has been updated to correctly identify Royel Otis as an Australian band. An earlier version of this article ran with a headline and deck that incorrectly said the band was an...