‘Chill City’ event focuses on de-stressing students
Abby Hou, Staff Reporter
December 10, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Campus Beat
In an effort to help minimize De Anza College students’ finals-week stress, De Anza Student Health Center hosted ‘Chill City’ on Thurs. Nov. 6. Students were able to meet therapy dogs from the organization, ‘’Furry Friends,’’ while Health Services provided free energy bars, lollipops and bubble canisters, helping reduce the stress of...
DA Voices: What do you think of the De Anza experience?
Susan Garcia, Staff Reporter
December 9, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Rock the School Bells event teaches students about struggle through creative platform
Jocelyn Hernandez, Staff Reporter
December 7, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Campus Beat
Hundreds of De Anza College students clapped, shouted and stomped to the beat of the hip hop movement at the third annual Rock the School Bells Event hosted by the Men of Color Community on November 29. According to Erick Aragon, Faculty and Director of Outreach, in an attempt to “engage the community in a different way”, the Men of Color Community, ...
Community members raise concerns about police misconduct, accountability
Hwan Lee, Staff Reporter
December 3, 2018
Filed under News
De Anza College community members brought up concerns about police misconduct and accountability at the chief of police open forum on Wednesday, Nov. 28. The three candidates, Danny Acosta, Kenneth Laird and Daniel Hect, provided their thoughts about better accessibility between community members and t...
De Anza College Football saved
Christian Trujano, Editor-in-Chief
December 3, 2018
Filed under News
After two weeks of strategic planning, the De Anza College football program is saved from elimination, for now. The Instructional Planning and Budget team voted Nov. 27 to award-winning coach Tony Santos and his championship winning team the opportunity to implement a two-phase plan to reduc...
Butte County wildfire smoke engulfs De Anza, campus re-opens in unhealthy conditions
Christian Trujano, Editor-in-Chief
November 20, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat, Campus Beat, Showcase, Slideshows
Chancellor seeks imput after Foothill-De Anza closes 3 school days due to smoke Chancellor Judy Miner is inviting students, faculty and staff to give feedback on how the district can better handle future college closures. “Health and safety issues can be particularly challenging to navigate,” Miner ...
Sparking inspiration through cultural education
Johanna Berntsson, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2018
Filed under Campus Beat
For the first time ever, De Anza College hosted International Education Week, a nation-wide campaign that sheds light on hardships international students face, while offering education and advice for the future. The event, sponsored by the International Student Program and DASB. “We want to use t...
De Anza football gets another chance
Christian Trujano and Brenna White
November 12, 2018
Filed under News
Football was given two weeks for the dean of athletics to come up with a plan to make more cuts in the program, said Lorrie Ranck, co-chair of the Instructional Planning and Budget Team. College Council decided at the Nov. 1 meeting to accept the IPBT plan to eliminate the football and water polo p...
Nice Buns! De Anza Burger Review-Patty melt
Brenna White, Staff Reporter
November 5, 2018
Filed under Features, Impulse, Nice Buns!, Reviews
The De Anza Beef Patty Melt is the first weekly special that deserves a direct transfer to the permanent menu with its exquisitely balanced yet unabashedly delectable flavor. I must confess that this sandwich melted much of my skepticism before I even ordered. It is cleverly advertised with the beloved...
Playoff bound De Anza football team may be doomed
Christian Trujano, My Do, and Tyson Tsoi
October 31, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Ticker Box
Two weeks after impassioned pleas to keep De Anza’s football program because of the diverse students it serves, the committee charged with making cuts voted against the team. The football team is heading to the playoffs but will likely be their last. “We have to look at success rates and dispr...
