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David Wain Coon is set to start interim presidency at De Anza College as the district searches for a permanent replacement.

District finalizes interim president

Gordon Yang, La Voz Staff | May 2, 2026

The Foothill-De Anza Community College District Board of Trustees appointed David Wain Coon as interim De Anza College president on April 17, following President Omar Torres’ resignation earlier that...

Cory Eklund, 25, finance major and De Anza Speed Cubing Club member, juggles three Rubik's Cubes on April 23 in the Sunken Garden.

Photo essay: Back to the garden

Maceo Inoue, La Voz Staff | April 30, 2026

The Inter Club Council hosted its third club day of the academic year on April 23 in the De Anza College Sunken Garden. Students browsed and learned about different clubs at the quarterly event. Clubs...

Marley, a dachshund, wears a pair of costume monarch butterfly wings during the Earth Day Adventure event, held at the Kirsch Center on April 22.

Photo essay: Celebrating conservation

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | April 28, 2026

Students and faculty gathered at the Kirsch Center for Environmental Studies for an Earth Day celebration organized by the environmental studies department on April 22. The event aimed to raise...

Fact Friday: April 24

La Voz Staff | April 28, 2026
In this broadcast, we cover the Queer and Now Conference, Denim Day, Earth Day, Club Day, the Cupertino Cherry Blossom Festival and more.
COOL Co-Chair and Dean of Online Learning and Learning Resources Gabriela Nocito and COOL Co-Chair James Capurso discuss concerns regarding online proctoring software at the April 20 meeting in the Media and Learning Center.

Committee considers class surveillance software

Sam Eaton, La Voz Staff | April 28, 2026

De Anza College’s Committee On Online Learning sought the academic senate’s input on software to surveil online classes and exams at its April 20 meeting in the Media and Learning Center. Committee...

A monarch butterfly perches on the leaves of a coast live oak, near the front of the Kirsch Center on April 8. The monarch population has significantly declined since the 1990s. However, De Anza College's Environmental Studies program runs a monarch butterfly release program to help bolster the population.

Photo essay: Spring in bloom

Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, La Voz Staff | April 26, 2026

Spring has arrived, blossoming after a long period of winter clouds and rain at De Anza College. Flowers flourish on stairs, between buildings, in pots and along walkways all around campus. The Kirsch...

Queer and Now conference fosters community

Queer and Now conference fosters community

Lina Borges, La Voz Staff | April 24, 2026

The De Anza College Pride Center celebrated queer ancestry and gave students advocacy resources at its Queer and Now conference on April 21 in Conference Rooms A and B. “A lot of queer people...

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