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Fact Friday: Week 11
Fact Friday: Week 11
Gordon Yang, Ashley Kang, Xitlaly Martinez, and Ann Peñalosa
Teams await the announcement of the winners at the Business Model Canvas in the Media and Learning Center on Feb. 28.
Students compete in Business Model Canvas
Lexer Danganan, La Voz Staff
From left, Anastasiia Holovchenko, 19, psychology and data science major and vice president of the Ukrainian Students Association, Anastasiia Klymenko, 20, economics major, Yaroslava Klymenko, 18, political science major and ICC representative and Mariia Protasova, 20, animation major host an "ask me anything" table at the Hinson Campus Center on Feb. 24.
Three years on, Ukrainian students still feel the effects of war
Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer
Fact Friday: Week 10
Fact Friday: Week 10
Orly Bryan, Gordon Yang, Ashley Kang, Xitlaly Martinez, and Ann Peñalosa
Features
Thien Nguyen, 20, nursing major, Ying Long, 20, graphic design major, Cheryl Oweinsy, pickleball instructor and Darin Troung, 22, nursing major, come together to shake hands in good sportsmanship after their fourth match of the class on March 11 at the De Anza tennis courts.
An unseen coach and her journey beyond the wins
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff
From left, Aurelio Cardenas, 36, history and sociology major, Jerome Fosselman, 68, paralegal studies major, Katrina Stewart, 32, psychology major and Axel Anderson, 37, liberal studies major, get ready to answer panel questions at the Hinson Campus Center on Feb. 27.
Rising Scholars: more opportunities, not stigma
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
Dan Gotesdyner, 20, is a computer science major and president of the Jewish Student Union.
Pro-Israel Jewish students reflect on ceasefire, hostage deal in Gaza
Ariel Shalev, La Voz Staff
Juliet, Sylvia Abrams-Wolfson, wakes up from being in a state of apparent death and hears Romeo has died by Friar Laurence, Valerie Fachman, in the "Romeo & Juliet in the 1960s."
Photo Essay: From a village to Verona
Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff
Carolyn Zhao, 20, liberal arts major, takes a photo of Mirror Lake while sitting on a fallen tree on Jan. 31.
Falling for the Trees
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
From left, Jaimee Rose Andaya, 19, Maayan Pendler, 19, and Nancy Juarez, 19, collect paper stars on Feb. 5 at the Student Council Chambers. Students help pack up as the event comes to a close.
Photo essay: Macarons, boba and bracelets
Atharva Salkar, La Voz Staff
Year of the Serpent statue on display in a Vietnamese Tet Festival at Kelley Park in San Jose on Feb. 2.
A global Lunar New Year perspective
Sonny La, La Voz News
DA Voices
Charles Chang, 19, film major, stands near the Sunken Garden.
DA Voices — What are your Valentine’s Day plans?’
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
Jim O'Brien, a supervisor at the Admissions and Records office, sits in the L quad on Jan. 17.
DA Voices – ‘What’s your New Year’s resolution?’
Yogita Shuklan, La Voz Staff
Brian Nguyen, 18, undecided major, stands outside the L3 building on Jan. 14.
DA Voices: ‘What’s your take on a controversial food?’
Diem Tran and Kunishka Mundada
From left, Sammy Jacobs, 27, communications major and Noah Cildir, 18, psychology major, talk in the L quad on Nov. 28.
DA Voices: ‘What do you think of parking permits resuming in summer 2025?’
Wylder Robison, Staff
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A car lift for wheel alignment and brake repairs at the De Anza College automotive garage on March 4, for students to practice brake pad replacement and wheel alignment.

Automotive technology management bachelor’s degree to launch in fall

VTA workers continuously walk down Zanker Road, focusing drivers' attention with signs on March 10.

VTA strike halts Santa Clara County transit amid wage and safety disputes

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

Members of the public sit in the designated public area, several with signs.

Foothill Academic Senate rejects ceasefire resolution

Forward Sean Crowley (De Anza No. 32), 20, business administration major, keeps the ball away from guard Milandev Chatha (Skyline No. 33) in the Skyline College Gymnasium on Jan. 8.

Men’s basketball falls 89-74 to Skyline Trojans

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

(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

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Students, especially those in popular majors, face difficulty enrolling in essential on-campus courses because of limited availability.
Editorial: signing up for classes is a scarcity epidemic
La Voz Editorial Board
Love Voz: zip code dating
Love Voz: zip code dating
Xitlaly Martinez and Mitchell Park
The popularity of typing and taking notes digitally is overtaking traditional pen and paper, but handwriting is still essential to learning languages.
Handwriting is the better way of learning
Yogita Shuklan, La Voz Staff
The U.S. federal government chooses to be selectively discreet about vaccines, but U.S. citizens harbor skepticism under the power of a multi-billion dollar industry.
On vaccines: where to place your trust
Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
Lady Gaga returns to the music world with her new song "Abracadabra," taking the world by storm with its catchy beats, lyrics and dance moves.
‘Abracadabra’ is Lady Gaga’s ultimate throwback
Monte Sprank, La Voz Staff
"Companion" is a beautiful take on artificial intelligence, love and control.
‘Companion’ leaves you questioning unquestioned devotion
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Timothée Chalamet stars as Bob Dylan in the biopic “A Complete Unknown."
You can’t ignore Bob Dylan, ‘original vagabond’
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Protagonist Seong Gi-Hun, played by Lee Jung-Jae, stands in between a Pink Guard and the Front Man, played by Lee Byung-Hun.
Squid Game season two hits fast, hard from start to finish
Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer
Sports
Thien Nguyen, 20, nursing major, Ying Long, 20, graphic design major, Cheryl Oweinsy, pickleball instructor and Darin Troung, 22, nursing major, come together to shake hands in good sportsmanship after their fourth match of the class on March 11 at the De Anza tennis courts.
An unseen coach and her journey beyond the wins
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff
Right fielder Evan McRae (De Anza No. 19) hits a ball at the De Anza baseball field on Feb. 27.
Mountain Lions only score home run, lose to Ohlone 7-1
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
Owens tries to block guard Coby Christensen (Las Positas No. 2) from outside the three-point line.
Photo Essay: Men’s basketball lose on sophomore night
Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff
Outfielder Bodie Eskes (De Anza No. 4), slides to second base at the De Anza baseball field on March 4.
Baseball falls short to Cabrillo, losing 8-6
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff