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De Anza students reflected on their voting experience and the impact of Proposition 50, which passed on Nov. 4 with 64.1% of the vote in California’s special election.

De Anza students respond to Prop 50 passing

Jamie Watt, La Voz Staff | November 9, 2025

Proposition 50, the controversial redistricting response to Texas’s redistricting decision, was passed in California. While specific voting demographic statistics have not been released, De Anza students...

Bay area choir preserves Persian heritage through music

Sango Levonian, La Voz Staff | November 5, 2025

The Bay Area Persian Choir, a non-profit community music group dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Persian music, held its fall 2025 Concert in the Visual and Performing Arts Center at De...

DASG fall resource fair promotes community

Sango Levonian, La Voz Staff | November 3, 2025

Several support organizations from around De Anza College set up booths in the main quad to introduce students to the services they offer at the De Anza Student Government’s quarterly resource fair on...

Students energetically danced the night away dance floor.

Photo Essay: Homecoming returns to De Anza with a Midnight Garden

Htet Shar Ko Ko (Sam), La Voz Staff | October 31, 2025

Under twinkling lights and paper butterflies, De Anza students filled Conference Halls A and B in the Campus Center on Friday, Oct. 24, for the Homecoming dance– a “Midnight Garden” brought to...

Students leave the Hub after collecting groceries, snacks and other essentials.

A fresh start for the Hub

Chloe Kenrow, La Voz Staff | October 21, 2025

The Hub at De Anza College, formerly known as the Resource Hub, reopened at the Baldwin Winery Building at the start of the Fall Quarter.  Since reopening, the Hub has a wider variety of items...

Internships and Resume Advice: De Anza Meets the Mountain Winery

Sango Levonian, La Voz Staff | October 21, 2025

Students from De Anza’s creative arts programs joined others from around the country at a career event hosted by the Mountain Winery and the AEG Presents entertainment corporation, learning about internship...

From left, Maryam Nemazie, Cindy Lam and Candy Gomez speak at the Women of Color: Path to Entrepreneurship event on Oct. 16 at the Media and Learning Center.

Leading with culture and courage

Mariana Frias Da Costa, La Voz Staff | October 20, 2025

Three local entrepreneurs spoke about turning their cultural identities into sources of strength as they navigated the challenges of running a business during a panel hosted by De Anza’s Career Technical...

Volunteers and donors fill Conference Rooms A and B in the Campus Center during De Anza College’s annual blood drive, held in partnership with the Stanford Blood Center.

Photo Essay: De Anza hosts annual blood drive

Htet Shar Ko Ko (Sam) and Saijal Chaudhary | October 17, 2025

The Campus Center at De Anza College hosted an annual blood drive on Oct. 8 in partnership with the Stanford Blood Center. Conference Rooms A and B were turned into donation areas for participants. The...

“Just Do It”: De Anza student builds 3D-printed bikes from scratch

Sango Levonian, La Voz Staff | October 17, 2025

Dylan Banera, 17, CNC Machining major and president of the 3D Printing Club, has taken the next step in his engineering career: manufacturing his own self-constructed bikes at De Anza.   Transcript: 0:00 [Music] 0:04 [Dylan...

Students navigate the busy walkways around the campus fountain, stopping to talk with members of the Black Student Union and other campus organizations during Club Day at the Main Quad on Thursday, Oct. 9.

Photo Essay: campus life in full swing at Club Day

Ko Ko Lin Thant, La Voz Staff | October 11, 2025

The Main Quad was filled with activity for the first Club Day of the academic year, bringing student life back into full swing on Oct. 9. More than 80 campus organizations, ranging from cultural groups...

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