Cupertino citizens gathered at the Quinlan Community Center for a conference about climate change and Senate Bill 100 with Assemblymembers Marc Berman and Evan Low on Jan. 25. SB 100, also known as...

The DASB Senate discusses the decline in student enrollment along with its potential implications on the budget and prepares new senators understand how the budget works on Jan. 17. During the first...

Real estate development and investment company KT Urban withdrew their redevelopment proposal for the Oaks Shopping Center, which was going to be presented at a City Council meeting on Jan. 16. A statement...

A fundamentalist Christian preacher shouted his message to the spectators and students on their way to class and occupying the main quad around noon Friday, Jan. 19 at De Anza College. The preacher--middle-aged...

A drop in enrollment at De Anza College has led to the prospect of a potential budget cut for the future. In a statement released to faculty, President Brian Murphy mentions that for every 1,000 students...

            Two of the country’s most acclaimed drug enforcement agents graced the stage to discuss narco-terrorism at the Flint Center on Oct. 21 in an...

The Math Performance Success (MPS) program at De Anza College is investing more time and resources into struggling students than the average math classes, allowing underdogs to an more of an opportunity...

The DASB Senate approved to spend $7,050 to fund De Anza’s bike program and an internship program at their Nov. 15 meeting.   With the bike program taking up $4,000 of that money, presenters Frank...

The Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees unanimously agreed to purchase body cameras for campus law enforcement, hoping to improve relations between the community and district law enforcement on Nov. 6. “All...