News @ De Anza

The winners of this year's League for Innovation Excellence Awards are all familiar faces on De Anza's campus, with well-deserved reputations for going out of their way to support students, help others and make the college a better place.

A short animated film by Film/TV student Nick Ybarra has been selected for showing at this year's Cinequest Film and Creativity Festival, which showcases outstanding work from around the world.

A new shuttle service sponsored by the city is offering on-demand rides to and from Cupertino locations including De Anza, as well as the Sunnyvale Caltrain station.

Ten new charging stations for electric vehicles are now available for use in Parking Lot B, in the row closest to the L Quad. The new ChargePoint stations were installed at the beginning of winter quarter.

De Anza College will host the kickoff for this year's Silicon Valley Reads campaign with a Jan. 23 author event at the VPAC and a related exhibit on "Women Pathmakers" at the Euphrat.

De Anza is launching two new videos to help spread the word about resources for students who are having difficulty securing such basic needs as food, housing and transportation.

De Anza's EOPS program was recongized by the district board of trustees with a resolution in honor of 50 years of service to students at the college.

Some campus programs are getting new offices this month, and some are operating in temporary locations to accommodate remodeling and other changes.

De Anza College has been named a 2019 Sustainability Champion in recognition of the college’s extensive efforts to conserve natural resources, reduce waste and prevent pollution.

Sociology instructor Jennifer Myhre has won a prestigious fellowship and a $40,000 stipend to support her work on 1500 Stories, a digital storytelling project about economic inequality.