As the pandemic shut down most travel for months, students could not see their family members that live abroad. But as COVID-19 cases decrease and vaccines are distributed, these students are hoping to see their family again.
When the pandemic made gyms close down, working out outdoors became the new normal. Now, gyms have reopened and are welcoming people back, with public health protocols in place.
Now that classes have transitioned online, transferring to a costly four-year university has lost its worth.
Four-year universities cost a lot of money and most students don’t receive adequate financial...
Now that Santa Clara County has returned to the more relaxed red tier, keeping myself and those around me safe is the priority. I will continue wearing a mask whenever I go out or eat out, bringing hand...
As De Anza College prepares to return to campus, students reflect on how to do it safely.
Poasa Vai, 20, graphic design major, said he worries about vague health and safety guidelines.
“It’ll...
Santa Clara County has allowed Division I colleges and high school athletics to resume in-person practice and competition — but not community colleges.
William Lieu, the treasurer for the Student-Athlete...
Despite the limitations of COVID-19, De Anza College students still celebrate their birthdays by keeping their events small, close-knit and virtual.
English major Yuetong Zhang, 19, said she met two...
As the pandemic wears on, international students at De Anza College are facing housing insecurity and many are suffering.
International student Grace Lim temporarily moved back to her home country during...
Sheltering in place hasn’t stopped fashion from evolving on the runway or in the closets of De Anza College students.
Ysabella Johnson, 18, biology major, said she found the time to develop her own...
