De Anza’s four-time state championship title-holding badminton team struggles to maintain that reputation this season with its younger and newer players. Last year’s team was composed of mostly...

The Foothill–De Anza Community College District Police Department set up a Zoom meeting event to teach students and event attendees how to prepare and respond to a mass shooting incident. Joy Garza,...

Journalism, the way we know it, is disappearing. Print papers and local news organizations are slowly dying out or being eaten up by larger groups. Our access to our First Amendment rights are changing...

In a video report, multimedia editor Nello Puelles discusses the high cost of college in California and argues for free college education, drawing comparisons to the system in South America, particularly...

Jaime Dy, 21, an intern for the Asian American and Asian Studies department and the Vibrant Communities program, screened the film “Not Your Model Minority” in the Multicultural Center on Feb. 22. Dy...

Editor's note: This article has been corrected to reflect that Jill Quigley has worked at De Anza for 23 years. A previous version of this story said she worked at De Anza for three years.   English...

The De Anza College community celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting the often-overlooked contributions and achievements of women throughout history. Women have played pivotal roles in shaping...

U.S. District Judge, Vince Chhabria, of San Francisco declared on Friday, March 15, that Apple would officially be facing a suit against their AirTags, a device made for the tracking of people’s everyday...

Yuzu, an open source emulator of the Nintendo Switch, garnered the attention of many particularly for its use in pirating Nintendo games, which ultimately led to its downfall. Although piracy was a less-than-legal...

The De Anza Student Government Student Rights and Equity Committee discussed international student finances during its meeting at the DASB lounge meeting room in the lower level of the Hinson Center on...