Journalism, the way we know it, is disappearing. Print papers and local news organizations are slowly dying out or being eaten up by larger groups. Our access to our First Amendment rights are changing...

Ghost students continue to overwhelm De Anza and its faculty to the detriment of actual students this winter quarter. On June 27, the spring 2023 the La Voz Editorial Board wrote about “ghost” students...

Since Hamas’s attack on Israel on Oct. 7, college campuses across the country have seen a dramatic spike in public incidents of antisemitism and Islamophobia. Students have reported being doxxed, discriminated...

The De Anza College Promise, one of the main reasons 8,720 students chose De Anza of its total 14,552 students enrolled in the 2022 spring quarter, according to data that FHDA Chancellor Lee Lambert provided,...

In communities where school is a place for students to flourish and have access to resources when necessary, it is unsettling to think that 20% of California’s community college applications are fraudulent. These...

In a land flowing with milk and honey, that being a society overflowing with resources at every corner of our reach, it is a wonder why more than 60% of college students struggle with at least one mental...

The future of our country lies in the enactment of sensible restrictions around the ownership of firearms as well as comprehensive education regarding safe use of firearms. The outrageous amount of...

As it goes with politics, we are told that elected representatives are supposed to serve us, their constituents. Yet, when the time comes for us to convey our wants and needs, our voices are often not...

As journalists, we have a responsibility to seek the truth and report it. Over the past three weeks, we have seen statements of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement from the De Anza Community...