It's that time of year again. It's spring quarter and the mallard ducks and Canada geese are waddling around campus as if they, too, are full-time students with a 12-credit course load. What the duck? There...

On May 5, the Mexican holiday of Cinco de Mayo, students from De Anza College club Socialist Organizer gathered in the main quad to celebrate and raise awareness of May Day. Event activities included...

De Anza College is host to different ethnicities and fosters diversity in which eclectic cultures and individuals interact; two of these varied individuals are Hsueh Jung Lu and Chia Wei, Buddhist monks...

The De Anza Flea market, a 30-year tradition. Early on the first Saturday morning of each month a unique student enterprise known as the De Anza Flea market transforms the college campus into a bustling...

We live in two manufactured worlds, one of a downward spiral and one of possibility, says musical conductor Ben Zander. Zander, the main conductor for the Boston Philharmonic, as well as a successful...

"¡Lead! raises funds for undocumented students," said Marc Coronado, instructor in Language Arts and the chairperson of Women Studies at De Anza College. "Last year we raised $7,000," she said. Although...

Julie Madigan has taught English as a Second Language at De Anza College for 10 years, and she still loves it. She has wanted to become a teacher since she was a little girl. Of course many children have...

The 21st Century Education Summit took place at De Anza College May 15. Parents for Greater Education partnered with several on-campus organizations to plan the summit. Almost one hundred parents, teachers...