News @ De Anza

When the Class of 2022 marches into the Stadium for Commencement on Friday, Savannah Mariscal's mom, Stephannie Mariscal, will be right there with her. In fact, Stephannie will be listed right after Savannah in the program.

De Anza student Ray Ostil has some big changes coming up later this year: He's retiring from the U.S. Army after 20 years of active service - and he's transferring to Stanford University this fall.

De Anza has earned top ranking among California community colleges for student success in completing transfer-level English and math, according to new findings by a statewide research and advocacy group.

A new outdoor mural is greeting students and employees as they return to campus for spring quarter, with a colorful scene that represents a hopeful emergence from the COVID-19 pandemic.

To help celebrate Women's History Month, De Anza College has created a series of TikTok videos about women who have made a big impact in science, medicine and mountaineering.

De Anza's cutting-edge Design and Manufacturing Technologies Department has been awarded a $525,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to satisfy a growing need for skilled manufacturing workers.

A blog post published by the Public Policy Institute of California recognized De Anza for some of the highest transfer numbers among California community colleges.

Here are some organizations that are providing humanitarian aid to people in Ukraine and to those who have been forced to flee that country.

Four members of the De Anza community will be honored this week with Excellence Awards from the national League for Innovation in the Community College. The recipients were selected in recognition of their outstanding service to the students of De Anza College.

Bestselling author Reyna Grande will discuss her work and her experiences as an immigrant and first-generation college student during a special Feb. 17 appearance, hosted online by De Anza College as part of this year's Silicon Valley Reads campaign.