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Illustration of a phone being placed into a locked box.
California rolls out Phone-Free School Act: educators, students express mixed opinions
Delina Thanh, La Voz Staff
Students hang out in the shade provided by the oak trees outside of the Campus Center, on Wednesday Oct. 2 at De Anza College.
Triple digit heat wave sweeps bay area
Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff
First DASG Finance Committee meeting in progress on Sept. 30. Prospective student interns seated and standing due to lack of chairs.
DASG Finance Committee searches for interns
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
(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
Ingrid Lu and Ann Penalosa
Features
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, La Voz Staff
Students play pickleball on the tennis courts as part of a physical education class on Oct. 1.
Pickleball, the fastest growing sport in the US
Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz reporter, speaks to students Yan and Leo at the flea market on Oct. 5.
De Anza monthly Flea Market, Oct. 5
J Islas and Xitlaly Martinez
Students gather around the tables and talk to officers while receiving popsicles and free personal alarms on Oct. 2 in the main quad.
District police host ‘Pop with a Cop,’ aim to improve community relations
Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff
From left, Christopher Deming, faculty advisor, Fenan Feno, 19, biology major, Chetnaa Prasad, 19, biology major and Chemistry Fusion Society officers in the Physical Sciences and Technology Village after their first meeting on June 13.
Chemistry Fusion Society aims to unite students with an interest in the subject in a college facing staffing issues
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
Shaykh Alauddin Elbakri addresses the audience at Eid al-Adha event in the Multicultural Center on June 12.
Shaykh and former student visits campus for Eid al-Adha celebration
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Jamie Pelusi, faculty coordinator for the Pride Center, speaks to La Voz in her office on June 18.
Pride Month at De Anza
Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff
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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(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

Illustration of a phone being placed into a locked box.

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

The gender-neutral bucket, installed after numerous complaints from students, sits outside the closed gender-neutral bathroom. The Urinary Services department has yet to install the shower curtains. (Photo illustration.)

La Botomy: New year, same ‘crispy’ bathrooms

Samantha Valdovinos, 18, an art history major, shows off her nails on a bench in the L quad.

DA Voices: 'How do you get to school?'

Hochstraser tape: 'I killed Dolores'

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The gender-neutral bucket, installed after numerous complaints from students, sits outside the closed gender-neutral bathroom. The Urinary Services department has yet to install the shower curtains. (Photo illustration.)
La Botomy: New year, same ‘crispy’ bathrooms
Acey Nickel, La Voz Staff
A feelings chart made with Canva.
How to remain happy and present throughout life
Sabrina Kulieva, La Voz Staff
People visit cats at a "Foster & Adopt" booth at the Castravaganza in the San Jose McEnery Convention Center on June 22.
No one should ever buy pets, always adopt
Ebony Campbell, La Voz Staff
Make your voice heard in local politics
Make your voice heard in local politics
La Voz Editorial Board
Art & Entertainment
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
Jazz Band performing city pop song with singer Amy Murata during Spring Jazz Concert "A Night of Salsa and City Pop" at the VPAC on June 17.
Spring Jazz Concert returns after six years
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
Bread displays in La Mexicana Bakery in San Jose on June 17.
La Mexicana Bakery sells more than just bread
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
Silk Road the band performing at Santana Row Saturday, June 8. From left, Asher Kauk, Miguel Song, Amara Lin, Maya Bommelaere, Alana Lin and Ellis Shahin perform.
Bay Area music scene comes alive for summer at Santana Row
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Sports
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
De Anza College Men's track and field on June 12 at De Anza College.
Track and field athletes break records
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
Jacqueline (Jackie) Chan poses for a photo by in front of the pool in the Physical Education quad before the student-athlete awards on
The De Anza 2024 Women’s Most Inspirational Award Winner
Anthony Politi, La Voz Staff
Jordan Leach sits in his De Anza Mountain Lions football uniform.
De Anza 2024 Men’s Mountain Lion Award Winner
Anthony Politi, La Voz Staff