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A poster for ICE presence on campus informs students and staff on recommended response protocol outside classroom S-32, as photographed on Feb. 12.
Trump order threatens pro-Palestinian student protesters with deportation
Monte Sprank, La Voz Staff
Fact Friday: Week 6
Fact Friday: Week 6
Xitlaly Martinez, Ashley Kang, Orly Bryan, Gordon Yang, and Ann Peñalosa
Participants receive coffee and Mexican sweet bread at the Coffee with a Cop event on Feb. 5 in the Main Quad.
Foothill-De Anza police host ‘Coffee with a Cop’
Jie Li, La Voz Staff
Anuraag Punnnam, 18, computer engineering major, watches as he gets his blood drawn on Jan. 30.
Stanford Blood Center returns for quarterly blood drive
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
Features
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
Sean Gwi, head coach of track and field, explains the structure of practice for the day at the football field on Jan. 30.
New interim head coach, new era for track and field
Gordon Yang, La Voz Staff
Judy Cuff-Alvarado, biology instructor, gives a paper to a student in her Introductory Biology class in S52 on Jan. 30.
A bittersweet farewell to Judy Cuff-Alvarado
Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff
Plants grown inside the center to bring more liveliness to the environment.
Photo essay: De Anza’s technological haven
Diem Tran, La Voz Staff
Figure split by colliding Palestinian (right) and Israeli (left) flags.
War in Gaza impacts students, staff
Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer
Students call for change in face of yearslong poor showering conditions
Cold, clogged and called out: women’s and men’s locker rooms in disrepair
Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff
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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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

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

Foothill Academic Senate rejects ceasefire resolution

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

(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

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

A glowing noctilucent cloud, a rare phenomenon caused by high-altitude clouds illuminated by the sun against a dark sky, hangs over De Anza's soccer field and the mountains south of San Jose following a SpaceX rocket launch, on Jan. 24 at the Stelling Parking Structure

Photo Essay: Lighting up the sky

Local high school students walk out to protest Trump’s immigration policies

Local high school students walk out to protest Trump’s immigration policies

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How to: job interview
How to: job interview
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Love Voz: rocky relationships
Love Voz: rocky relationships
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff
"Beach, 2019" painted by Bing Zhang, intended to paint people's introspection with their devices. The painting is housed in the Euphrat Museum of Art, photographed on Jan. 30.
I won’t apologize for using AI — we’re in a new era
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff
Romance’s requiem: why accountability matters now more than ever
Romance’s requiem: why accountability matters now more than ever
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
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
Groups walk together into Sharks Ice San Jose before next session of skating, Jan. 4.
A trip to the ice rink can make even falling fun
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Illustration of a boarding pass for the fictional Oceanic 815 flight, from the TV show “Lost,” with illustration of character Kate Austen.
Lost: the forgotten masterpiece of the 2000s
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Sports
Sean Crowley (No. 32), 20, business administration major, rushes at the hoop from the paint as the Mountain Lions and San Francisco Rams watch in the City College of San Francisco main gymnasium on Feb. 14.
City College of San Francisco tops De Anza
Connor Giblin, La Voz Staff
Guard Cayden Tanger (De Anza No. 1), 19, business administration major, defends against a Skyline Trojan in the De Anza gymnasium on Jan. 31.
Despite second half surge, Skyline outlasts men’s basketball, clutches 82-71
Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff
Men's baseball team practices at the baseball field on Feb. 6.
Baseball beats Reedley 18-6 at historic home opener
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
Antonio Pusateri (San Francisco No. 24), hangs from the hoop in front of De Anza players in the De Anza gymnasium on Jan. 22.
Mountains Lions struggle against San Francisco and lose 84-63
Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff