The De Anza College women's volleyball won three sets in a row against Hartnell College, Oct. 5. Hartnell proved to be no match for De Anza's agressive defense and strong teamwork. De Anza scored three...

Fall quarter brings many new changes to De Anza College, one of which is the appointing of a new Dean of Physical Education.  Coleen Lee-Wheat, a former P.E. instructor, was appointed at the August...

De Anza's third Annual Intramural Soccer Cup took place on June 13. Hosted by Latino Empowerment at De Anza (LEAD), 100-150 students joined together on the soccer field to play and...

The Los Angeles Kings were crowned the 2012 Stanley Cup champions, the most coveted award in the National Hockey League. However, the title was one of the most unlikely things to happen to the team.  With...

Having grown up as a Boy Scout in the Bay Area, I have many fond memories of fishing in Santa Clara County lakes. Many of my afternoons were spent lazing next to the water with a cool drink and a snack,...

Demba Diallo is a 25-year-old history and kinesiology major.  He was born in Mali, West Africa and lived there until he was 17. He started playing soccer at the age of 4 and has played on the De...

Casey Showalter Sophomore Casey Showalter is on her way to Menlo College next year as a business major, continuing her softball and academic career at a four-year college. As a utility player, she...

If you were ever under the impression that yoga is an exclusive club made up of hippies and wealthy, tan women, you might want to take a deeper look.  Yoga can offer health benefits to just about...