Park-It Market returned to De Anza College, offering free frozen chicken, fruits and vegetables to students and community members in need. Held in Lot A every second and fourth Tuesday from 1:45 to 3 p.m.,...

A one-on-one study session between a student and staff-member, has grown into a weekly class in the Language and Communication Village.  These weekly sessions, held every Tuesday, now have two...

De Anza College’s chapter of Phi Beta Lambda faced off against 11 other schools, racking up 10 awards in San Diego at California’s 75th annual State Fall Business Leadership Conference on Nov. 8 and...

Martin and Irene Garcia, a San Jose couple, opened their house to strangers fleeing the Nov. 28 shooting at Westfield Valley Fair nearby. Interview by Gavin Rust Filmed, edited and produced by Vicente...

The Music Department held its combined Orchestra and Choir concert at the VPAC on Dec. 6. The performing groups included the De Anza Chamber Orchestra, Chorale, Vintage Singers, and Vocal Flight. The concert...

Patrick Gallman, assistant coach, recognized the improvements that the team has made. “We’ve gotten a little more athletic. We’d like to get better at size and strength,” Gallman said. Gallman...

This article has also been translated to Tagalog.   The Vasconcellos Institute for Democracy in Action asked campus stakeholders, including student government and the Academic Senate, to back...

The Bay Area may not have the robust transit systems found in cities like Boston, New York or Baltimore, but it remains a crucial resource for many De Anza students. For those who can’t afford a car...

Shoppers gathered at De Anza College’s final flea market of 2025 on Dec. 6, browsing more than 200 vendors and stocking up on Christmas ornaments, wreaths and other holiday items. Vendor Lin Qian,...

As the fall quarter wraps up, De Anza students look back on the moments that shaped their quarter. In the rush of midterms, club events and transfer applications, many students said they found themselves...