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The rear entrance to the De Anza College administration building on Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Administration’s reorganization plan draws mixed response
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
Two students walking through parking lot A. Students and visitors can park for free in non-staff spaces through fall quarter, on Oct. 9.
New parking permit requirements coming winter quarter
Laila Zedan, La Voz Staff
Foothill-De Anza College board of trustee members listen and discuss upcoming events for Undocumented Student Action Week during their meeting on Monday, Oct. 6.
District hosts Undocumented Student Week
Jamie Watt, La Voz Staff
DASG exceeds leadership training budget, pulls $7,570 from reserves
DASG exceeds leadership training budget, pulls $7,570 from reserves
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, La Voz Staff
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NASA’s Crew-11 lifts off aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from historic Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center on Aug. 1 at 11:43 a.m., beginning its journey to the International Space Station. The crew is flying aboard the Crew  Dragon Endeavour, making its sixth flight, the most of any in the fleet.
Photo Essay: Liftoff!
Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff
Nazima Zhumgalbekova, 19, economics major, performs "Sunrise Sway," a traditional Kazakh dance at the DASG talent show on May 16.
Photo Essay: Students take the stage
Kevin Zhao, La Voz Staff
Erin McCloghrie, 19, undeclared major, and Nickki Volpe, 19, an astrophysics major, sketch views from two different telescopes as part of an extra credit assignment during the Star Party on June 5.
Photo Essay: Students observe star clusters, planets at Star Party
Aidai Boobekova, La Voz Staff
From left, journalism professor Farideh Dada stands next to Faith Francis, 24, architecture major and Adrian Discipulo, sculpture lab technician, at the Media Club's 3D sculpture making competition in room L-42a on June 12. Francis took first place with her typewriter made of old La Voz bookmarks.
Students turn bookmarks into art
Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff
Guest speaker Andrew V’ai speaks during his presentation on his Pacific Islander heritage during the third annual Ethnic Studies Summit at the Hinson Campus Center on May 21
Third annual Ethnic Studies Summit celebrates heritage, community
Mariana Frias Da Costa, La Voz Staff
Austin Wong, 20, business economics major, speaks to reporter Mitchell Park on the De Anza campus on May 27.
From Hong Kong to US
Mitchell Park, La Voz Staff
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna speaks during his AANHPI Heritage Month Event at the De Anza College Visual and Performing Arts Center on May 12.
US Rep. Ro Khanna visits De Anza, honors local AANHPI advocates
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
DA Voices
Abrahim Ahmed, 18, accounting major, stands in front of the soccer field on Sept. 23.
DA Voices- ‘What sports are you looking forward to in the new season?’
Arjun Shah and Damian Renteria Mata
Amanda Huynh, 33, nursing major, said her quarter goals as improving her time management skills in the campus center on Sept. 23.
DA Voices- ‘What is your goal for the quarter?’
Ashritha Chand and Jennifer Yamanaka
Tanish Ktko, 19, biomedical engineering major, explains why he chose his current major instead of pursuing one in medicine in the S Quad and Library on Sept. 23.
DA Voices- ‘Why did you choose your major?’
Hayden Rush and Andres Silva
(From left) Camila Reyes, 18, English major, Estrella Leal, 19, child development major and Aditya Jagga, 18, biology major, sit around a table with drinks from Power cUp Coffee in the Hinson campus center on Sept. 23.
DA Voices – ‘What is your favorite music genre?’
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas and Achintya Gupta
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De Anza College President Omar Torres sent a faculty-wide email announcing that six international student visas had been terminated on April 11. Torres' office can be found in the administration building at De Anza.

Six De Anza student visas terminated

Construction vehicles sit parked amid caution tape and traffic pylons in the parking lot of the Cupertino Whole Foods Market on May 1, following its closure because of multiple health code violations.

Cupertino Whole Foods Market closed after health violations

The San Jose Unified School District's headquarters located at 855 Lenzen Ave. in San Jose on Wednesday, May 7.

Unions claim San Jose Unified School District underfunded employee health benefits by over $30 million

Gary Chen, 22, computer engineering major, reads a magazine in the International Student Programs office on May 1. The ISP office is a resource center for F-1 visa De Anza students.

US reverses visa record terminations for 6 De Anza students

From left, Arhaam Azhari, 20, computer science major and Kavi Kumaresan, 20, film and television major speak in support of Elevate candidates to a DASG senator at the election certification and complaints meeting on April 16.

DASG disqualifies 5 elected candidates for campaign misconduct

Lead singer Vessel debuts a new and more revealing mask in Sleep Token's recent comeback with their fourth album "Even in Arcadia," released on May 9. It showcases the thematic struggle between the album's vulnerability and the band members' anonymity.

Sleep Token takes the world by storm

A protester stands up out of the sunroof of a car holding a protest sign and shouting support to the "No Kings" protest while passing along El Camino Real in Mountain View, on Saturday, June 14.

Photo Essay: Thousands rally across the Bay Area

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Sabrina Carpenter's "Man's Best Friend" album cover with the text "Feminist Icon or Anti-Feminist?"
Sabrina Carpenter is not a feminist icon
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, La Voz Staff
One act of political violence creates an endless loop of violence and further divides our country.
A reflection of the tragedy of Charlie Kirk’s death
Andrew Park, La Voz Staff
The current trend favors majors that lead to social status and large salaries. But, if we reexamine education as a valuable means for transformation, perhaps we can revive the English degree.
English degrees still matter
Arjun Shah, La Voz Staff
Summer flings can teach us lessons or even change who we become.
Summer flings
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
(From left) Camila Reyes, 18, English major, Estrella Leal, 19, child development major and Aditya Jagga, 18, biology major, sit around a table with drinks from Power cUp Coffee in the Hinson campus center on Sept. 23.
DA Voices – ‘What is your favorite music genre?’
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas and Achintya Gupta
Choir and orchestra perform live at Grace Cathedral
Choir and orchestra perform live at Grace Cathedral
Cyril Deaconoff, Guest Contributor
Mango Horchata ice cream in a cup, with famous layered “Campfire” topping from San Jose’s Paleta Planeta secret menu, available only upon request. The topping features a drizzle of Hershey's chocolate, graham crackers and torched marshmallow melt with the assistance of staff.
Cool down this summer with Paleta Planeta
Jasmin Beltran Valdovinos, La Voz Staff
The frontal view of the Rose Tea Lounge on Thursday, June 19. The cafe opens at 12 p.m. every day and closes at 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. on all other days of the week.
Happiness in a teacup: an afternoon at the Rose Tea Lounge
Averie Choi, La Voz Staff
Sports
Ayla Cakisic (De Anza No. 1), 19, biology major, jumps to make a hit as De Anza teammates prepare to defend on Oct. 1.
Women’s volleyball sweeps CCSF 3-0
Jamie Watt, La Voz Staff
Award winners pose with their awards for pictures in front of the VPAC auditorium after the Athletic Awards Ceremony on June 12.
Annual awards ceremony recognizes top student-athletes and coaches
Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff
First baseman/ pitcher Myles Potter (De Anza No. 26) swings for the ball while at bat while Chabot players watch from their dugout.
Mountain Lions one step closer to a winning season
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
The Den | Episode 1
The Den | Episode 1
Seanna Henry and Reymond Castañeda