Fourteen students from Kokusai Junior College, located in Tokyo, Japan, visited De Anza College for a week to interact with students and practice speaking English.  The students participated in interactive...

The De Anza Associated Student Body senate passed the 2011-2012 budget by a two-thirds vote in their meeting Feb. 23 in the Student Council Chambers. In the meeting, the senate motioned to transfer $2,000...

De Anza College students received a message through MyPortal at the end of the fall quarter stating that final grades would be available via the campus web interface MyPortal beginning January 3. While...

The Gay-Straight Alliance is currently planning a Valentine's dance to be held on the De Anza College campus Friday Feb. 11 from 8-midnight in Conference Rooms A and B. GSA decided to plan and host the...

During the past two decades, enrollment at De Anza College has grown steadily. The number of male and female students were about equal by the end of the 2000s, and the 2007-2008 school year saw a leap...

Located between the A-quad and the main quad, the Baldwin Winery isa building that students may walk by without as much as a second glance. Some students don't know what was housed in this building or...

At the Intercultural/International Studies Division faculty meeting on Jan. 12, the participants celebrated the division's successes. "De Anza College is developing the central MCC building into a center...

De Anza College students will have the opportunity to win $250,000 from Pepsico Inc. in January, provided they win votes in Pepsi's Refresh Project contest.  Each month, Pepsico inc. accepts a total...

The California Supreme Court upheld Assembly Bill 540 on Nov. 15, which permits undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates if they attended a California high school for at least three years and...

De Anza hasn't had a campus wide canned food drive in over nine years, but this hasn't stopped the automotive technology department from striving to aid the local community.  "When the campus stopped...