The Euphrat Museum hosted a reception featuring live music, catering and offering opportunities for attendees to mingle with the artists for its new exhibit, “Facing Home,” on Nov. 18. Kristin...

Calm beats and waves of positive energy flooded room L-73 on Dec. 5, where the Social Sciences and Humanities Village-organized “Soulful Therapy Event” took place. The event was open to all students,...

Students showcased pottery and ceramic art at the annual “Holiday Student Pottery Sale” in the campus center dining hall on Dec. 4 and Dec. 5. The event’s total sale is going to fund scholarships...

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...

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...

De Anza Hacks hosted its second annual Collegiate Hackathon at the SC1102 building on campus to gather computer science enthusiasts on Oct. 20 and 21. The two-day event started with participants meeting...

Looming deadlines, difficult coursework and time management often breed academic stress; Last year, 86.5% of college students said they felt their responsibilities overwhelmed them, according to the American...

National Hispanic Heritage Month finished off strong at De Anza, featuring the first annual pop-up night market event held in conference rooms A and B in the Hinson Campus Center on Oct. 5. De Anza...

Lines of people came to De Anza for a festive morning at the monthly flea market. Vendors busily set up their booths with the brightest smiles, ready to welcome the flocking customers. These vendors...