Tim Burton’s newest film, “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,” is a fantastical and creepy cinematic experience. Take “Harry Potter” and “Edward Scissorhands” and you have the...

Students kicked off the first week of school jamming to and Snapchatting performances by the Super Soul Bros. during Welcome Week; three days of music filled mornings hosted by the Diversity and Events...

Pokemon Go hype washed over De Anza College in the course of its sweep of the nation, resulting in the placement over 25 Pokéstops and a gym on campus. According to Collective Evolution, the game has...

Despite being home schooled for eight years, Naeema Kaleem has developed her social skills through participation on De Anza’s campus. Kaleem, 18, is a double major in political science and communications. During...

Only nine of the 20 blue emergency phones on the De Anza College campus are working and fewer than half are displayed in their proper locations on the De Anza map. “A lot of students don’t know that...

The DASB senate’s bicycle program received an addition of $17,000 to its budget for 2015-2016, even though many students say they lack knowledge about the program. “I haven’t heard about it at all,”...

Feet shuffle in and out between the doors of De Anza College’s Campus Center as students rush to find an empty table in the cafeteria. Stopping to grab a quick bite before my next class, I hear a familiar...

“Mooncakes, Churros, and Cherry Pie.” If this seems like a odd assortment of culinary confections, that’s because it is the name of the latest art exhibition at the Euphrat Museum of Art at De Anza...