News @ De Anza

Four members of the De Anza College community will be honored in March with Excellence Awards from the national League for Innovation in the Community College. They were selected for their outstanding service to the college and its students.

De Anza will host the Jan. 31 kickoff for the 2024 Silicon Valley Reads campaign, along with a related art exhibit at the Euphrat Museum and a separate campus event next Wednesday, Jan. 24, with artist and climate activist Favianna Rodriguez.

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.

The Euphrat Museum of Art has installed a series of colorful banners along segments of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Stelling Road - sharing art, poetry and three-word phrases about hope with anyone who passes by.

Please join the college community in celebrating Black History Month by attending one or more of these upcoming events, presented by the Black Faculty, Staff and Administrators Network and Black Student Union.

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.

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.

An acclaimed San Jose artist and several De Anza students have begun work on a special outdoor mural that will commemorate the college's 50th Anniversary, marking the end of a yearlong celebration.

The DASB and Inter Club Council are sponsoring a series of midday concerts on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9-11. Each will be held on the Campus Center Patio - or if it rains, inside the Campus Center Main Dining Room.

This fall, the California History Center at De Anza College is hosting "Ohlone Elders and Youth Speak: Restoring a California Legacy," featuring photography by Ruth Morgan and oral history gathered by Janet Clinger.