Where Dr. Kim Palmore is, everyone is safe. The 59-year-old English instructor at De Anza dedicates her life to providing quality education and making her world safe and comfortable for all. Her early...

De Anza College students, student senators, and political science instructors traveled to Sacramento on Monday March 2 to speak to South Bay Assemblyman Evan Low and State Sen. Jim Beall as part of the...

Both De Anza College tennis teams are starting the season with hopes and a lot of motivation. Head coach Ron Ward said  he is excited about both the men’s and women’s tennis teams this year. Regarding...

Three Muslim students were shot and killed in an apartment complex near the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill on Feb. 11. When the story first broke, it gained very little news coverage within...

Life at De Anza College is busy, but a trip to the Kirsch Center garden can help reduce the stress. Surrounded by California native plants, anyone who stands in the Kirsch Center garden can smell the...

DASB Senate approved $25,080 towards this year’s Baylands Festival on Feb. 18. The objective of the upcoming festival is inform the De Anza college community about environmental issues and solutions,...

  The De Anza College Dons beat the Hartnell College Panthers 80-63 in their last home game on Feb. 18. “The outcome of the game was in our favor,” said head coach Jason Damjanovic. “We...

The De Anza College women’s basketball team wiped the floor clean as they beat the visiting Hartnell College Panthers 92-36 on Feb. 18. “Lots of great goals were set tonight,’’ head coach Megan...

The California History Center at De Anza College is hosting a series called “Ferguson: Racial profiling, Mass Incarceration and Civil Liberties.” One of the projects in the series is the fence representing...

Extras from the movie wait outside the Flint Center on Friday Jan. 30. For full details, see next issue.