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De Anza construction plans get green light

Maida Suta, Reporter | June 14, 2021

The Board of Trustees approved construction plans for the De Anza College campus in the Facilities Master Plan on May 3 — without a set timeline or funding.

City of Cupertino will rename the planned Junipero Serra Trail and encourages public input

Crystal Flores, Reporter | June 8, 2021

The City of Cupertino announced that it will rename the planned Junipero Serra Trail, which references a controversial Catholic missionary, focusing on public input.

Physics ranked first in priority for hiring full-time faculty amid debate about how race data can be used

Maida Suta, Reporter | June 8, 2021

The Instructional Planning and Budget Team ranked the Physics department first priority for hiring full-time faculty on June 1, ending weeks of debate about which departments are underfunded and how data about race should be used.

De Anza budget team discusses the future of full-time faculty positions

Kat Pursell, Reporter | June 8, 2021

De Anza College academic division deans Jerry Rosenberg and Anita Muthyala-Kandula petitioned to add full-time positions to their departments in an Instructional Planning and Budget Team meeting on May 18, emphasizing the importance of full-time educators to student success.

San Jose community mourns after mass shooting in candlelight vigil

Rahul Makhijani, Reporter | May 31, 2021

Hundreds gathered at San Jose City Hall to mourn the lives of the nine victims killed in Wednesday’s mass shooting at a San Jose VTA rail yard on Thursday.

De Anza athletes and auto tech students return to campus

Kevin Nguyen, Reporter | May 22, 2021

After more than 15 months of remote learning, De Anza College students are back on campus for Phase II of De Anza’s campus reopening plan.

De Anza students disagree on cost of online learning

Jordyn Smith, Reporter | May 18, 2021

Students disagree on whether online or in-person learning is better, considering both the teaching style and the financial cost.

Activists urge for educational reform at “Stop Asian Hate” rally

Kevin Nguyen, Reporter | May 7, 2021

More than 100 people gathered in San Jose to advocate for educational reform that combats anti-Asian discrimination on April 25, weeks after people marched in San Francisco against anti-Asian violence.

Nursing instructors prescribe motivation and compassion at career panel

Kaylee Flores, Reporter | May 6, 2021

In honor of Sandra Diaz, a De Anza College nursing instructor who died of COVID-19, healthcare instructors advised students to stay motivated and compassionate at the First Annual Sandra Diaz Panel on April 27.