If you're still stuck on Halloween ideas, glumly staring at a featureless pumpkin while listlessly playing with the carving knife, have no fear. The Internet is here, with dozens of sites to aid you in...

It was a dark and stormy night. Well, not really. The sky and stars above De Anza College's campus were clearly visible and noticeably devoid of ghosts, goblins and demons outside the Fujitsu Planetarium...

Allegra Bick-Maurischat is a graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School in San Jose and a reverse transfer student who came to De Anza College from New York University. Bick-Maurischat's works have been featured...

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The Automotive Technology Program has been at De Anza College since 1968, until the entire department moved to an old Toyota dealership next to the San Jose International Airport shortly before Spring...

Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. According to the Javelin Strategy & Research Center, identity theft affected nearly 10 million people in 2008, a 22 percent increase...

In the tradition of having literary scholars come to campus, Mexican writer and poet Francisco X. Alarcon will come to De Anza College on Oct. 28. He will read his works, some of which may come from his...

The annual fall quarter Transfer Day will take place on Thursday, Oct. 29, in the Main Quad from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Representatives from 40 colleges, both public and private, will be in attendance so students...

In our representative government, the pen is infinitely mightier than the sword.Although we recognize and embrace the power of public assembly and the impact protest has on a community, it is not always...

The Emergency Notification System came through e-mail information and voice messages. On Oct. 13., De Anza College students experienced part of the college safety network put in place to protect them....