De Anza College has won formal approval for its first baccalaureate degree — a bachelor of science in automotive technology management. Projected to begin by 2024, the program will be offered completely...

With more De Anza College classes returning to in-person instruction and more students on campus, projects and programs are now starting back up. Among them is the DASG Bike Program for student to rent...

Eight candidates are running to fill three open Cupertino city council seats this General Election, Nov. 8. Residents are being asked to vote on city representatives who have a variety of perspectives...

De Anza Student Government convened during its weekly Senate Meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in the Student Council Chambers to announce new roles and upcoming events. In this meeting, a few DASG members...

Each person's vote on California’s ballot in this general election is not only important for supporting local candidates, but also for deciding “yes” or “no” on the seven state propositions....

La Voz News brought home 13 awards for media produced during the 2022 winter and spring quarters, and three awards for on-the-spot contests, during Journalism Association of Community Colleges' NorCal...

Introduction to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program The 5th Court of Appeals affirmed a previous ruling that declared the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) illegal...

Faculty Association Political Action Committee, the continuous voice for district students and employees in this November’s general election season, is advocating for the propositions and candidates...

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2596 on Sept. 29, making the Lunar New Year an official holiday in the state of California. Lunar New Year is a festival celebrated throughout Asia...

Crucial decisions regarding staffing and budget allocation hang in the balance pending an upcoming retreat on Oct. 21 to discuss the future of shared governance at De Anza College.  During an Oct....