De Anza holds first Welcome Day event
Brenna White and Mayer Adelberg
October 2, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Campus Beat, Student Life
On Friday Sept. 21, De Anza College kicked off the coming Fall Quarter with its first ever Welcome Day, according to the school’s official website. With an estimated 1,000 students attending, the inaugural event had a very successful turn out according to Marisa Spatafore, Associate Vice Pres...
De Anza gathers to save the fish
Nicolas Baursfeld, Staff Reporter
April 30, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Student Life, Uncategorized
A dancing fish was in the quad on Thursday, April 19 at an information stand to educate students about diminishing estuaries for Earth Day. The environmental science department and De Anza associated student body stand to create awareness about human impacts on the local bay and ocean and at a global s...
De Anza Latinx Association awards scholarships for Latinx students
Ethan Maneja, Staff Reporter
April 30, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Student Life
The De Anza Latinx Association is awarding students involved in the Latinx community providing scholarships at the annual Latinx Graduation and Recognition ceremony coming this June. The Amigos De Educación Las Américas scholarships are created to financially assist students working towards graduation...
Health services students liked the most on campus
Sangeeta Agarawal, RN, Ms, CAS, Guest Columnist
March 21, 2017
Filed under Features, Health, Student Life
Tucked away under the campus center is the student health services department. When you walk in, you find several free self serve items from common medicines, feminine products, condoms to toothpaste. Our $16/quarter pays for access to this highly efficient and caring team of nurses. When I was ...
Men of Color Mentoring
Natalie Valencia, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2017
Filed under Features, Student Life
De Anza’s Men of Color Community Program, also known as MC2, provides counseling and academic services to boost graduation rates for male student of color. According to their website, the program “bridges the gap between the institution and the student” in order to “provide truly equal educa...
Euphrat provides an inclusive platform. Singing, rapping, poetry among art-covered walls.
Shaun Chatrath, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2017
Filed under Arts, Features, Student Life
Poetry, hip-hop and acappella echoed among the “Justice for All?” art exhibits in the Euphrat for the first Thursday Open Mic Night on Feb. 2. “Everyone has their own story,” said co-host Tyrone “emcee Black Jesus” Powell. “Here we don’t tell anyone that they cannot share their story,”...
52 mini-New Years: Make it Monday!
Mary Sullivan, Guest Columnist
January 16, 2017
Filed under Features, Health, Showcase, Student Life
Mondays are a particularly good day to revisit your resolutions according to a joint public health initiative from Johns Hopkins, Columbia, and Syracuse Universities called Monday Campaigns. That’s the day that offers a fresh start to transition back to a more structured routine, and an opportun...
De Anza Chamber Orchestra’s final concert of 2016 spotlights new, local and seasoned musicians
Josef Ruttenberg, Staff Reporter
December 15, 2016
Filed under Features, Showcase, Student Life
Applause from the audience in was plentiful as the De Anza Chamber Orchestra played their last concert of the year in the De Anza Visual and Performing Arts Center on Dec. 2. The concert was about a hour long and featured a variety of music, from more classical selections such as Hadyn’s “Symphony No. 104...
The Gift of Positivity
Mary Sullivan, GUEST COLUMNIST
December 9, 2016
Filed under Features, Showcase, Student Life
Finals, holidays, family and friends can contribute to elevated levels of stress in the dark cold of winter. An end to a relationship or returning home can bring painful and confusing emotions to the forefront. Will we never get better or get ahead? Does it mean we failed? These are tough questions that...
For working students, the holidays aren’t so jolly
ALEX CARDENAS, STAFF REPORTER
December 5, 2016
Filed under Features, Showcase, Student Life
During the school year, most students work part-time jobs while attending classes full-time or vice versa, but the busy holiday season often leads to sacrifices in work or school. “Sacrifices have to be made where school will suffer for work or work for school. Usually both will happen as I teeter on...
