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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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Students visit booths along the main quad to ask questions and speak to representatives of different programs, services and Villages.
De Anza College holds first in-person enrollment day event since pandemic
Oscar Rodas-Castillo, Reporter | May 23, 2022
Canva graphic by La Voz multimedia team
Work-to-Contract Update: Foothill-De Anza faculty reach salary agreement within four days of action
Yvonne Phan, Reporter | May 12, 2022
Expanded hours for all on-campus student services began on April 6, and large in-person events like the Clubs and Inter Club Council’s (ICC) quarterly club fair and the De Anza flea market are slated to happen later this month. (Porter)
Chancellor Miner calls for ‘reimagining’ the Foothill-De Anza district from in-person to hybrid model
Abby Porter, Reporter | April 28, 2022
Canva graphic by La Voz multimedia team
Faced with rising costs while teaching during the pandemic, Foothill-De Anza faculty vote to withhold extra work until they get a raise
Yvonne Phan, Reporter | April 22, 2022
Features
On March 7, Ron Hannon was named new Director of Athletics & Student-Athlete Success at De Anza College, replacing Kulwant Singh who retired after 31 years.
New Athletic Director Ron Hannon is ready for his biggest challenge yet
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | May 13, 2022
Chief of Police Danny Acosta was appointed in 2018. (Courtesy of De Anza College)
Foothill-De Anza chief of police talks about 'reimagining public safety' post George Floyd
Rory Conlon, Reporter | March 15, 2022
Isaiah Nengo, former De Anza College professor and famed anthropologist at a dig site in Kenya. (Courtesy of De Anza College)
Isaiah Nengo, former De Anza professor and groundbreaking anthropologist, remembered for his dedication to students and equity
Michael Davis, Editor Emeritus | February 28, 2022
In Nov. 2020, Alysa Cisneros became Sunnyvales first openly-queer and Latina politician. She is also teaching grassroots democracy and American government at De Anza College.
Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros is making history and returning to her De Anza roots
Rory Conlon, Reporter | February 16, 2022
Coach Tony Santos (center, white towel) and his staff address their football team ahead of their final game together against Yuba College on Nov. 8.
3:10 to Yuba: The final road trip of the ‘Santos era’ for De Anza Football
Kevin Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief | February 11, 2022
De Anza College was aiming to be at least 65 percent in-person by spring, but the recent omicron surge has added more uncertainty to the situation.
De Anza College wanted to return in-person. Then, omicron happened.
Maida Suta, Impulse and Opinions Editor | February 8, 2022
De Anza aims to be a more safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ community
De Anza aims to be a more safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ community
Ayah Ali-Ahmad, Freelance | January 25, 2022
DA Voices
DA Voices: How are rising prices affecting you?
DA Voices: How are rising prices affecting you?
Georgina Munoz-Villanueva, Reporter | March 15, 2022
DA Voices: What do you look for when picking a new professor?
DA Voices: What do you look for when picking a new professor?
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | March 14, 2022
DA Voices: Are you returning on-campus this spring, and what would you want to see?
DA Voices: Are you returning on-campus this spring, and what would you want to see?
Teddy Ha and James Rahn | February 25, 2022
DA Voices: How do you get to campus?
DA Voices: How do you get to campus?
Sanzhar Murzabekov and James Rahn | February 22, 2022
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Zoom ‘sex clubs’ may be the responsible way to stay sexually active while single during the pandemic

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True crime craze introduces a dangerous kind of celebrity

Members of the Vietnamese community and other attendees gather at San Jose City Hall to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the fall of Saigon.

San Jose Vietnamese community reflects on the fall of Saigon 47 years later

On March 7, Ron Hannon was named new Director of Athletics & Student-Athlete Success at De Anza College, replacing Kulwant Singh who retired after 31 years.

New Athletic Director Ron Hannon is ready for his biggest challenge yet

Students visit booths along the main quad to ask questions and speak to representatives of different programs, services and Villages.

De Anza College holds first in-person enrollment day event since pandemic

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Opinions
Will Smith has been the center of controversy after the 2022 Oscars.
The Academy of hypocrites
Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | April 26, 2022
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True crime craze introduces a dangerous kind of celebrity
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | April 25, 2022
The Biden administration is investing in sending millions of rapid antigen tests to U.S. households.
COVID testing sites, not at-home kits, should be fortified in light of omicron surge
Ernesto Gutierrez, Reporter | January 26, 2022
Sample Drawing of the Foothill-De Anza Community College District area map as done on DistrictR, the software Redistricting Partners has configured for the district. Community members can use the site to submit their own maps to the Board.
2022 Redistricting: Foothill and De Anza students need to make their voices heard
La Voz Editorial Board | January 6, 2022
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Impulse
Matt Reeves The Batman (2022) Image courtesy of IMDB.com
Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” was a hit, but will it be remembered?
Kevin Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief | May 6, 2022
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Why "Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom" is the perfect film for this moment
Laure Ho, Reporter | April 28, 2022
Elden Ring is an action role-playing game released in Feb. 2022. (Courtesy of Bandai Namco)
“Elden Ring” lives up to the hype and shows what a $60 gaming experience looks like
Michael Davis, Editor Emeritus | April 19, 2022
Julia Garner as the infamous Anna Delvey in Netflixs Inventing Anna. (Courtesy of IMDB)
“Inventing Anna” is a bizarre and tacky attempt at exoneration
Maida Suta, Impulse and Opinions Editor | March 10, 2022
Sports
Assistant coach Jay Dinh (right) teaches a technique to Kiana Torres Carrillo (left) at De Anza College on April 20.
De Anza’s women’s badminton team returns from the pandemic with a chance to fight for the state championship
Jerry Chen, Reporter | April 28, 2022
Pitcher Jacob Soto was key player in the De Anza comeback. He pitched two shutout innings and struck out two batters to hold the Renegades scoreless in the seventh and eighth innings.
The almost-Cinderella Story: How the Mountain Lions came close to upsetting the No. 1 team in the state
Nathan Canilao, Reporter | April 28, 2022
De Anza Pitcher Ryan OCharchin gave up no runs and recorded five strikeouts through five innings in a 4-1 loss to Mission College on April 19.
Mountain Lions lose 4-1 to Mission despite dominant performance from O’Charchin
Nathan Canilao, Reporter | April 22, 2022
De Anza starting pitcher Mat Garcia tossed a complete game in a 2-1 victory over Monterey Peninsula on March 12.
Mountain Lions pitcher Garcia dominates in 2-1 victory over Monterey Peninsula
Aaron Johnson, Reporter | March 17, 2022