Outside Rome, there is a factory almost entirely outfitted by immigrants working to pay off their debt to the "brokers" who brought them to Italy. Among them is Shun Li (Tao Zhao), a Chinese woman in her...

Masturbation, dyed hair and monochromatic clothes were just a few of the things condemned by an religious advocate on the main stage of the quad on Thursday Oct. 11. As Club Day festivities wound down,...

For three minutes, Jiyoon Suh and about 20 others, stood frozen in place on the lawn in front of the Cupertino Public Library March 3.  "What does hepatitis B do?" a young child asked Suh, president...

Though threatened by rain for most of the day, the De Anza softball team took to the soggy field on Thursday, March 1, and triumphed with a 9-3 win over Mission College. The game began about 15 minutes...

"The Black Panther Party was going strong, the free speech movement in Berkeley, the peace march in San Francisco - it was a wonderful time to be alive," former De Anza College administrator Robert Griffin...

A Foothill College instructor who played a key role in publicizing the heroic deeds of a World War II Navy veteran helped him celebrate a long overdue recognition Jan. 17 at Moffett Field. Sheila Dunec...

On Tuesday Jan. 17, WWII veteran Carl Clark was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with the Combat Distinguished Device for his actions aboard the USS Aaron Ward nearly 66 years ago. Clark...

"The Artist" achieves the impressive feat of captivating a contemporary audience with a silent, black-and-white film. More than merely paying homage to the classics of the genre, "Artist" weaves an engaging...