De Anza College journalists claimed recognition at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges convention, held in Los Angeles from April 8-10.Laura Wenus, editor-in-chief of La Voz Weekly, received...

For those of you who are unaware, Facebook has recently changed its privacy settings in hopes of giving personal information to "third" parties without permission. Who exactly do these third parties consist...

For Mary Sullivan, Health Coordinator at De Anza College, the new health care bill's provision that children may stay on their parents' health care plans past the age of 24 is the most important reform....

A scenic landscape with wavy hills, green due to low, dense trees carpeted with wild flowers catches the eye in a documentary about the Coyote Valley, luring nature lovers to hike in the wilderness. A...

As the mascot debate flares up again, I would like to offer up some helpful insight for those on either side. This discussion is not new - students have been trying to do away with the Don for years. Just...

The energy is electric. The smells of freshly cut grass, and fresh-off-the-grill hotdogs fill the air. Crack! The ball is smashed to deep center, and the crowd explodes.Sports can excite us, intrigue us,...

The 27th annual Cherry Blossom Festival is a celebration held to honor Toyokawa, Japan, Cupertino's sister city. The festival was held at the Memorial park across from De Anza College and included vendors,...

With the determination of four core members, De Anza's M.E.Ch.A club has been brought back to life. M.E.Ch.A, translated " Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan," or Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan,...

Roger Mack is tall. No, that is an understatement. At well over six feet, he is very tall. But he is the gentlest giant you will ever encounter. He inserts humor into his conversations like a baker inserts...

On April 20, 21 and 22, Mary-Jo Lomax, a health educator from Health Services, hosted a seed ball making party at the Kirsch Center's ESA (Environmental Study Area). Attendees were warmly welcomed before...