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Mathematics Instructor Doli Bambhania dances with fellow staff and students on in the main quad on Oct. 23 during the Diwali festival.
Bollywood beats, festive feasts: Diwali lights the way
Atharva Salkar, La Voz Staff
La Voz staff pose with awards earned at the JACC NorCal fall conference on Oct. 26 at San Francisco State University.
La Voz receives 27 awards at fall NorCal journalism conference
Vincent Scrivens, La Voz Staff
Illustration of a hand holding a paper with candidates names over a ballot box.
Election Guide: navigating Cupertino City Council and Assembly District 26 races for student voters
Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff
College Counselor Emily Stanton displays her booth promoting the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo transfer program .
Transfer Day paves paths for puzzled students
Richard Yuan and Carolyn Zhao
Features
Ballot Drop Box near Visual and Performing Arts Center
How to vote
Delina Thanh, La Voz Staff
Pride Center, Artistic Expression Village host Queer Movie Night
Pride Center, Artistic Expression Village host Queer Movie Night
Brooklyn Coyle, La Voz Staff
Neel Desai, a meteorology instructor, teaches his Weather and Climate Processes class at E32 on Oct. 9.
New instructor starts teaching meteorology at De Anza
Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff
La Voz staff are given a tour of the MidPen Media Center's news van on Oct. 24 in Palo Alto.
La Voz visits MidPen Media Center in Palo Alto
Jose Islas and Xitlaly Martinez
Students work on their computers during the DA Hacks 3.0 hackathon in the Science Center on Oct. 25.
Student hackers compete at DA Hacks 3.0 hack-a-thon for over $7,500 in prizes
Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff
Students perform a hip-hop dance routine at Club Day on Oct. 10 in the Main Quad to promote the hip-hop dance physical education course and club.
Hip-hop takes center stage: students dance to a new beat
Tommy Ngo and Xitlaly Martinez
Students explore a variety of club booths, engaging with representatives and discovering opportunities to connect and get involved on campus in the Main Quad on Oct. 10.
Celebrating community: Club Day unites students through diverse activities
Katelyn Yoo and Richard Yuan
DA Voices
Meli Rodriguez, 18, a business administration major, sits on the bench and holds her favorite word, "passion," near the S quad on Oct.3.
DA Voices – ‘What is your favorite word?’
Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff
Nathan Yang, 18, is a first-year student at De Anza majoring in entrepreneurship.
DA Voices – ‘What are your academic goals at De Anza?’
Orly Bryan and Carolyn Zhao
Michael Murray (left), 20, an engineering major and Bruno Marquetti (right), 20, a film production major, sit around a table near the Advanced Technology Center.
DA Voices – ‘What did you do this summer?’
Ebony Campbell and Gordon Yang
Pranitha Govindarajulu, 18, has not declared her major, stands outside the Hinson Campus Center.
DA Voices: ‘How did you choose your major?’
Delina Thanh and Katelyn Yoo
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Forward Andre Gonzales (De Anza No. 7), a business major, controls the ball onto the ground before assisting his teammate, forward Peewee Orocio (De Anza No. 20), 17, a business management major, for a goal on Oct .18.

Men’s soccer triumphs over rivals Evergreen Valley for first time since 2019

(From right to left) Foothill-De Anza Police Sergeant Shane Lueddeke, Chief Daniel Acosta and Steve Tuttle, a Distinguished TASER Fellow and former Vice President of Strategic Communications at Axon Enterprises address the group of students and community members with Community Relations Officer Joy Garcia in the back at the Media and Learning Center in room MLC 105 on Tuesday, Sept. 17.

Students, public express concern over tasers at community forum

A "gripper mountain" attempts to squash three students with its toes as Roary the Mountain Lion stops it, pushing its heel up with his paw.

Administrative attack on free speech at Foothill threatens free speech at De Anza

Illustration of a phone being placed into a locked box.

California rolls out Phone-Free School Act: educators, students express mixed opinions

Illustration of a volleyball player holding a volleyball with the trans flag in the background.

Transphobia to blame for SJSU volleyball cancellations

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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
America’s Future is at a crossroads: what a win for Trump or Harris could mean
Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff
A house hangs an American flag on its flagpole, with cacti on the other side of a fence.
Empowering voices: How faculty-driven dialogue shapes election engagement
Jose Islas, La Voz Staff
A "gripper mountain" attempts to squash three students with its toes as Roary the Mountain Lion stops it, pushing its heel up with his paw.
Administrative attack on free speech at Foothill threatens free speech at De Anza
La Voz Editorial Board
The nightmare after Halloween
The nightmare after Halloween
Delina Thanh, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
‘We Live in Time’: a heartfelt journey that misses the mark
‘We Live in Time’: a heartfelt journey that misses the mark
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Four of the five inflatables for children under three years old, located between the Super Slide and pumpkin patch on Oct. 15.
Pick of the Patch Pumpkins: new location, same charming appeal for families
Brooklyn Coyle, La Voz Staff
Hands attempting to stuff a Joker puppet into a music box.
Musicals do not mix with action
Ebony Campbell, La Voz Staff
Students play the violin, cello, guitar and piano at the Chamber show in the Arts Quad on June 17.
Music enthusiasts play for the annual Chamber show
Ebony Campbell, La Voz Staff
Sports
Forward Sean Crowley (De Anza No. 32), 20, a business major, battles for the jump ball against an opponent player from Merritt College at the start of the game on Oct. 25 in the Main Gym.
Men’s basketball triumphs 67-58 in scrimmage against Merritt College
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Forward Andre Gonzales (De Anza No. 7), a business major, controls the ball onto the ground before assisting his teammate, forward Peewee Orocio (De Anza No. 20), 17, a business management major, for a goal on Oct .18.
Men’s soccer triumphs over rivals Evergreen Valley for first time since 2019
Anna Bhogra, La Voz Staff
No. 11 Lillian Ngo and No. 5 Jennifer Icaza attempting to retrieve the ball at De Anza Soccer field on October 4th.
De Anza Women’s Soccer team’s losing streak continues after a defeat against Cañada Colts
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff
The Mountain Lions regroup and congratulate each other after beating the Skyline College Trojans at the first set, in the Main Gym on Oct. 2.
Volleyball falls to Skyline Trojans 3-1 on pink-out night
Delina Thanh, La Voz Staff