DA Game Development Club hosted the Spring Game Jam, a week-long competition where teams, made up of 140 college students, created original video games; winners were announced on Tuesday, May 27 in the...

On March 1, Akira Toriyama, a prestigious mangaka (manga artist), died of an acute subdural hematoma at the age of 68. Widely regarded as the “father of shonen”, Toriyama’s contribution to Japanese...

The Euphrat Museum hosted a reception featuring live music, catering and offering opportunities for attendees to mingle with the artists for its new exhibit, “Facing Home,” on Nov. 18. Kristin...

Editor's note: This story has been updated with more photo elements for readers to better visualize. I used to hate basics. In hindsight, it was a translation for: I didn’t know how to style basics. For...

Students showcased pottery and ceramic art at the annual “Holiday Student Pottery Sale” in the campus center dining hall on Dec. 4 and Dec. 5. The event’s total sale is going to fund scholarships...

An offering altar built by students and faculty to remember family and friends that have passed on displaying at Euphrat Museum Dozens of butterflies migrated to the De Anza campus during Undocumented...

The “Facing Home” exhibition, located at De Anza’s Euphrat Museum of Art, showcases a collection of art pieces that represent the concept of home. The exhibition opened Nov. 1 and will be available...

Edwin Carungay, De Anza’s senior graphic designer, was admitted to the de Young Museum in San Francisco with his documentary photo, “Los Curas Verde," which is a striking visual of lent carnavales...

De Anza held a graduation cap decorating event from June 12 to 15, sponsored by General Counseling, EOPS, ISP, Advising division and the campus store. Although there were only four decorating stations,...

The California History Center at De Anza College hosted a reception for artist and educator Asha Sudra’s multimedia art exhibit ‘Not Your Masi’s Generation’ on April 27, in collaboration with the...