An offering altar built by students and faculty to remember family and friends that have passed on displaying at Euphrat Museum Dozens of butterflies migrated to the De Anza campus during Undocumented...

“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” did not fail to capture the hearts of dystopian lovers and Hunger game book series fanatics due to its non-stop action that will keep you on the...

With a massive freedom of approach for any playstyle, gritty aesthetic, exciting music, and creative enemies, “Cultic,” a retro-styled first person horror shooter, is an addictive and immersive game...

DISCLAIMER: This analysis will contain spoilers. New to the fans’ least favorite phases is a low-tracking box office. The Marvel Cinematic Universe, known to make millions upon millions of dollars in...

Editor’s Note: An earlier version of the article misattributed Dana Sanei as “Dana Sensi.” La Voz has since corrected the attribution as of Nov. 20 at 3:17 p.m. The smell of fresh rain and loud...

The “Facing Home” exhibition, located at De Anza’s Euphrat Museum of Art, showcases a collection of art pieces that represent the concept of home. The exhibition opened Nov. 1 and will be available...

A Black student Meet and Greet event brought students, faculty, and staff members from various backgrounds together to celebrate the rich culture of the college's Black community and promote inclusivity...

Several years ago at De Anza College, the film department chair invited a student into her office one day and asked what her plan was as a filmmaker. That student, now De Anza Film and TV instructor Rachel...

Our reporter, Mackenzie Jardine, asked La Voz staff to share some of their favorite albums and gave those albums reviews of her comment and ranking. Quotes have been edited and condensed for clarity. Samara...

De Anza Student Government and Inter Club Council held their fall club day at the Sunken Garden on Oct. 12, giving students a place to find community and cultivate their interests. Once every quarter,...