News @ De Anza

CAN/DID is a new multimedia series that will explore equity and social justice issues by drawing on the knowledge and experiences of our own community members - including students, faculty and classified professionals.

De Anza's Euphrat Museum of Art is hosting its winter exhibition online, with four virtual galleries exploring "Sources of Solace" in connection with this year's Silicon Valley Reads campaign.

Did you know that students can drop in for assistance at a number of Student Services offices, without coming to campus - and without an appointment? These offices have virtual help desks on Zoom at scheduled times each week.

De Anza College was invited to make a presentation for a statewide audience about student-centered practices that have helped maintain stable enrollment this fall, when enrollment has declined for many community colleges around the nation.

De Anza's Online Education Center has won national recognition for developing two comprehensive resource hubs for students and faculty members, providing extensive tools to assist with the transition to online this spring.

De Anza is celebrating the power of art to illuminate and inspire important forces for change, through a series of screenings, talks and events this month.

Instructor Brandon Gainer and district trustee Patrick Ahrens were honored by the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce during a special online celebration of the group's annual STAR Awards.

Students have a new online guide to help them find their way at De Anza College: It's called MyPath and it's available for new students who apply starting this week.

Just in time for the new quarter, De Anza College has launched additional resources to assist students with the shift to online learning.

Do you remember VHS cassettes? De Anza has a new kind of VHS - a Video Help Series that offers easy steps that students can follow to complete important tasks.