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De Anza budget cuts and DASG’s role in supporting the school

De Anza budget cuts and DASG’s role in supporting the school

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | June 29, 2023

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to properly attribute information to the underfunding of mentioned services. Over the past few years, De Anza has cut several staff positions in athletics...

Episode 3 - DASG president on her journey at De Anza and her work on promoting diversity

Episode 3 – DASG president on her journey at De Anza and her work on promoting diversity

Isabella McClintock and Justin Fry | May 14, 2023

Waiting for class to start? Commuting to campus? Need something to listen to and want to stay updated about what’s happening on campus. We’ve got you covered! Introducing a weekly podcast hosted...

Newly elected DASG President and Vice President of 2023-2024: Lydia Wong and Isaac Tsang

John Pham | March 25, 2023

DASG election results for the 2023-2024 school year came out on Friday, March 17, which announced Lydia Wong, the current Marketing and Communications vice chair, as DASG President and Isaac Tsang, the...

Virinchi Kuppa, Asiya Shaikh and Lydia Wong, three Public Policy School volunteers, solicit feedback on what issues they can bring to the state legislature.

DASG discusses increasing student representation

John Pham | March 17, 2023

Members of De Anza College’s student government discussed implementing a new intern structure, adding positions to their new senate structure and presenting issues impacting De Anza’s community to...

DA Voices: What do you hope the next DASG members will bring to De Anza?

DA Voices: What do you hope the next DASG members will bring to De Anza?

Abel Tariku | March 9, 2023

“DA Voices” is a recurring feature used to spotlight De Anza College’s diverse community voices. We ask the same question of different people and arrange their quotes so that readers can see varying...

DASG passed a new structure for their organization on Nov. 2 with support from the Office of College Life advisors and the Dean of Student Development.

Student government plans to restructure and pay senators

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | February 14, 2023

In an effort to address equity barriers for low-income students, a reorganization task team made up of the DASG senate president, vice president and student trustee has proposed a new structural change...

From left: Alysa Ngo, chair of students and feedback, Wei Quan Lai, vice chair of elections and Jenny Trinh, DASG vice president, present DASG elections information at their session on Feb. 1 at the student council chamber.

DASG announces new updates for upcoming Spring quarter elections

Lauren Linh Bui | February 7, 2023

De Anza Student Government (DASG) held several information sessions between Jan. 24 and Feb. 6 to inform prospective members of what the upcoming Spring 2023 elections will entail.  Wei Quan Lai, the...

DASG revives the bike program

DASG revives the bike program

Ryan Delrosario, Freelance Reporter | November 8, 2022

With more De Anza College classes returning to in-person instruction and more students on campus, projects and programs are now starting back up. Among them is the DASG Bike Program for student to rent...

De Anza Student Governments Senate meets for their weekly meeting in the Student Council Chambers on Wednesday, Oct. 12.

DASG Senate sworn in new members during recent meeting

Jessie Zhou | November 5, 2022

De Anza Student Government convened during its weekly Senate Meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in the Student Council Chambers to announce new roles and upcoming events. In this meeting, a few DASG members...

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