Students for Justice held a commemorative May Day event in the De Anza College Main Quad on May 6 with guest speakers on a variety of subjects, including various injustices suffered by workers around the...

Euphrat Museum director Jan Rindfleisch took a 40 percent pay cut in order to stay employed at De Anza College. The remaining 60 percent of her pay will have to be raised by the museum through donations...

La Mesa Verde visited De Anza College April 29 to address the fight against food shortages by building organic backyard gardens for low-income families.Mary Jo Lomax and Maristella Huerta, both of the...

The Child Development Center is planning on building a new playground for its children, according to executive assistant of Financial and Education Resources Pippa GibsonThe construction is part of a larger...

It's election season. Unfortunately, I will not be giving my expertise on the 2010 California election, but instead the upcoming De Anza Associated Student Body election. It's hard to be oblivious about...

"Only when my work is pure as love will my labor cause church steeples to bow and redwoods to burn," says De Anza student Josh Davis in an excerpt from his self-published poetry book, "Adulthoods." Davis,...

Three musical talents took the stage outside the Hinson Campus Center to perform at Project Michelle's three day bone marrow drive last week.Jazz vocalist Karyna Cruz kicked off the drive Monday by performing...

It may be cliche to bring attention to life's miniscule details that permanently influence the bigger picture, but it's as close to factual as a well calculated equation. As college students, any decisions...

From the pages of Better Nutrition magazine to advertisements for Williams-Sonoma, Katie Christ has styled it all. Having originally graduated with an international business degree, Christ decided to follow...

The 41st annual autocross event, hosted by the De Anza College Auto Tech Club, will be held on May 16. With a crowd that is usually 300 or more, over 200 participants are expected to compete. "It's one...