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Despite going through five presidents in the last three years, De Anza College’s different administrative lineups have consistently made themselves clear about the type of college they want to run — a moneymaker. Last spring, De Anza slashed its College Promise tuition coverage down to one year, barely three years after an earlier Promise cut,... The post It
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Humanities professor Mona Rawal has created a new Ethics in AI course, to be offered for credit or non-credit course at De Anza College. The course will be transferable across the University of California and California State University systems, and approved for De Anza general education and Califronia General Education Transfer Curriculum Humanities credit.
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At a time where boba stores regularly push prices upward of $7 (with some such as Tong Sui going as high as $9 or $10 for most offerings), Mixue’s first Bay Area location at 1641 Hollenbeck Ave. has refreshing drinks, almost all under $5, along with soft serve ice cream for under $2. Though the... The post Mixue brings cheap, refreshing drinks appeared first
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De Anza College’s volleyball team won its second conference game against Skyline College on Wednesday, Oct. 7, maintaining a 2-0 record in the league. Hosting its annual Dig Pink game, the team honored former libero CC Bonnard, 19, kinesiology major, and Lasaides Philyaw-Voorhees (De Anza No. 16), 18, kinesiology major, in their battles with cancer.... The p
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Over 60 people watched Cupertino City Council candidates share their platforms in a San Jose Spotlight forum at the Cupertino Senior Center on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Mark Fantozzi, J.R. Fruen, Tracy Kosolcharoen, Gopal Kumarappan, Seema Lindskog, Santosh Rao, John Tang and J.Z. Wang answered questions about topics such as housing, affordability and wildfire conc
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More than 12 police vehicles, an ambulance, a fire truck, a K-9 unit and a drone converged on the scene. A helicopter circled the area.
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The De Anza Student Government’s finance committee approved $27,000 in additional funding for two October conferences on Sept. 28, raising the line item’s total to $39,000 for the year. This rounds out to a fifth of the $365,000 it set aside for mid-year special allocations, out of its $1.93 million 2026-2027 budget. Registration fees for... The post DASG bu
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“DA Voices” is a recurring feature used to spotlight De Anza College’s diverse community voices. We ask the same question to different people and arrange their quotes so that readers can see varying points of view. This time, La Voz reporter Nguyen Khoi Vo asked students for their thoughts on traffic and parking on and... The post DA Voices: Thoughts on traf
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The Foothill-De Anza Police Department arrested a man carrying a sword and a dagger on campus on Sept. 29 after he made an “alarming” comment to a staff member near the Registration & Student Services building. At around 7:32 a.m., the staff member reported him to campus police. Interim Police Chief John Worley said officers... The post Man carries sword, da
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