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De Anza College reinstates parking fees after pandemic pause
De Anza College reinstates parking fees after pandemic pause
Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff
Community bike repair station located In front of the Registration and Student Service Building on Nov. 27.
Bike Program Workshop informs students about alternative transportation
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff
From left, Ryan Chu, student rights officer, Katia Bravo, SRE chair and Joshua Madrid, equity diversity officer sit with their laptops during the Student Rights and Equity Committee inside the DASG Lounge Nov. 20.
Student Rights and Equity meeting shifts goals for the quarter
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff
Photo illustration of Omar Torres, photo courtesy of College of the Canyons, De Anza College building and fountain photos courtesy of De Anza College website.
Omar Torres chosen as next De Anza president
Ingrid Lu and Ann Penalosa
Features
An excavator breaks down chunks of concrete while a worker walks through the rubble that now fills the former interior of the Flint Center on Nov. 25.
Photo Essay: Ripped to shreds
Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff
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
De Anza Food Pantry & Resources for Basic Needs help students who are in need
De Anza Food Pantry & Resources for Basic Needs help students who are in need
Averie Choi, La Voz Staff
‘Laser Prince’ light show: captivating as ever
‘Laser Prince’ light show: captivating as ever
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff
Pacific Art League kicks off opening reception to its 103rd Anniversary Exhibition
Pacific Art League kicks off opening reception to its 103rd Anniversary Exhibition
Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff
Young Sook Kim, a Korean instructor and world languages coordinator, explains Korean characters to participants at Multicultural Center on Oct. 31.
Diverse De Anza community members connect for World Languages Week
Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff
Illustration of Donald Trump speaking with his finger in the air.
Students express fear, hope following election
Acey Nickel, La Voz Staff
DA Voices
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
Simon Hall, 19, an animation major, stands in front of the L7 building on Nov. 21.
DA Voices: ‘What are you thankful for this year, and why?’
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Anna Cai, 18, film and television major, stands in front of the L2 building on Nov. 12.
DA Voices – What was the most impactful book you’ve read for school?
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
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
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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

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

Forward Andre Gonzales (De Anza No. 7), a business major, controls the ball onto the ground before assisting his teammate, forward Peewee Orocio (De Anza No. 20), 17, a business management major, for a goal on Oct .18.

Men’s soccer triumphs over rivals Evergreen Valley for first time since 2019

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

Foothill Academic Senate rejects ceasefire resolution

Flint Center demolition, photographed from Parking Lot A on Nov. 5.

Flint Center demolition moves forward

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The Atomic bomb dome in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, Japan. Taken on Aug. 19.
Nobel Prize shines a light on survivors of the atom bomb: lessons we can’t afford to ignore
Jose Islas, La Voz Staff
TikTok logo being stepped on by a boot.
TikTok may be getting the boot soon, good riddance
Vincent Scrivens, La Voz Staff
A phone displaying the TikTok logo sits on a cloud with fingers in the shape of a heart.
TikTok ban spells ill-fated doom for content creators, consumers
Richard Yuan, La Voz Staff
Rows of red, watchful eyes emerge from the darkness behind, observing and controlling the dialogue output by the speaker in the foreground.
Democracy dies in darkness — Bezos turns out the lights
Frank Mayers, Photo editor
Art & Entertainment
Host and DJ Mcstate Stroman II from Santa Clara takes the mic at the Euphrat Museum on Dec. 5.
Spoken word, strong voices: De Anza’s ‘First Thursday’ celebrates student expression
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Photo illustration of music notes in a snowy background.
Winter concert preview
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Bala Subramanian, 57, ceramics major, adjusts the pottery on the $10 and under rack and the pottery sale in the Hinson Campus Center on Nov. 2.
Students sell handmade pottery
Acey Nickel, Staff
Collage of photographs taken at Olivia Rodrigo’s Salt Lake City concert, and screen capture from Netflix trailer.
Concert Films: The new fan experience
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Sports
Head Coach Joe Berticevich gives direction to his team during a timeout during a game against San Jose City College at SJCC on Nov. 7.
More than a team: The heart and soul of De Anza basketball
Seanna Henry, Guest Writer
Forward Sean Crowley (De Anza No. 32), 20, a business major, battles for the jump ball against an opponent player from Merritt College at the start of the game on Oct. 25 in the Main Gym.
Men’s basketball triumphs 67-58 in scrimmage against Merritt College
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Forward Andre Gonzales (De Anza No. 7), a business major, controls the ball onto the ground before assisting his teammate, forward Peewee Orocio (De Anza No. 20), 17, a business management major, for a goal on Oct .18.
Men’s soccer triumphs over rivals Evergreen Valley for first time since 2019
Anna Bhogra, La Voz Staff
No. 11 Lillian Ngo and No. 5 Jennifer Icaza attempting to retrieve the ball at De Anza Soccer field on October 4th.
De Anza Women’s Soccer team’s losing streak continues after a defeat against Cañada Colts
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff