The California Senate passed a bill on May 2 that would require social networking websites to take down personal information upon request or face a $10,000 fine. SB 501 would allow any user to ask a...

Students who have been arduously wait-listing for their courses, may have an option to bypass those lines, should a contentious bill get passed. SB 520 legislation would allow students in the UC, CSU,...

Recent experimental programs with Massive Open Online Courses have triggered warnings about possible harm to public higher educational institutions. A recent pilot study of “blended courses” at...

The DASB Senate voted to renew the eligibility of Ben Pacho as a senate candidate in its June 5 meeting, reversing the DASB Election Committee’s May 29 decision to disqualify him from the 2013-2014 senate...

Students flooded the June 3 Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees meeting to express grievances over the colleges’ contract with Higher One, the schools’ financial aid disbursement service provider. Students...

Summer sessions used to be a way for students to speed up the path to a degree or transfer to a university. But now it’s getting harder to fulfill the requirements students need to be eligible for transfer,...

Members of the United coalition running for DASB Senate positions accused Revolution coalition members of fraudulent behavior at the election complaints meeting on Wednesday, May 29. The election was...

The DASB senate reviewed proposed changes to its Bylaws and Codes which included carefully-worded passages outlining the process of expelling a senator or officer from the senate. Sections were streamlined...

The DASB Senate at its May 22 meeting unanimously endorsed a proposal to halt new investments by the Foothill-De Anza District into a list of the 200 most carbon-polluting companies. Members of 350...