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Students navigate mental health post-pandemic

Students navigate mental health post-pandemic

Emma Caires | March 27, 2023

With classes and events returning to De Anza College’s campus, students are forced to confront mental health issues – both new and pre-existing – after several quarters of online education.  According...

De Anza as it begins Phase II of its reopening plan.

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.
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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.
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The disappointment of online graduation

Athyna Palafox, Social Media Editor | March 1, 2021
I will be graduating in De Anza's second virtual graduation, a depressing fact that discounts the work I’ve put in.
Student Success Center adjusts to online tutoring, aims to teach students despite pandemic

Student Success Center adjusts to online tutoring, aims to teach students despite pandemic

Roselle Lagmay, Reporter | June 5, 2020

The Student Success Center, as a result of the campus closure, is offering virtual tutoring sessions through Zoom video chats, in an effort to continue assistance for students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Diana...

Video Conference Online E Learning by Alexandra_Koch from Pixabay

Women’s Studies Department helps students and faculty navigate online, they have had practice

Keegan West, Reporter | May 20, 2020

Amid the transition to online learning due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, De Anza College’s women’s studies department is offering guidance to instructors and students alike since it has...

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