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Figure split by colliding Palestinian (right) and Israeli (left) flags.

War in Gaza impacts students, staff

Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer | January 30, 2025

For more than 15 months, war has ravaged the small but densely populated Gaza Strip in response to Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attacks. But the effects of the war have not been confined to Israel and Gaza. Both...

Students call for change in face of yearslong poor showering conditions

Cold, clogged and called out: women’s and men’s locker rooms in disrepair

Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff | January 27, 2025

Tap-cold showers in the middle of winter. Flooding on the floor, showers that don’t turn on, loose shower handles that have a mind of their own. In the women’s and men’s locker rooms next to De Anza’s...

De Anza College President Omar Torres smiles in his office in ADM 127 on Jan. 16.

New college president discusses goals, hopes

Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff | January 26, 2025

De Anza College’s new president, Omar Torres, officially took office on Jan. 3; since then, he has been holding his “100 Days of Listening,” where he meets members of the De Anza community one-on-one...

Hannah Gemmett, 23, nursing major, stands outside of the Euphrat Museum of Art on Jan. 24.

Inside the journey of aspiring nurses: students create the future

Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff | January 26, 2025

De Anza takes pride in the quality of its nursing program. Students exiting the program were employed in their field at a 100% rate according to the department’s web page, and 85% met or exceeded the...

Students make accessories at the De-Stress event, Dec. 5.

DASG offers space to take a break during finals with relaxing activities

Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff | December 25, 2024

The week before finals, most classrooms and community spaces were transformed into makeshift study rooms, atmospheres heavy with stress. However, in the Hinson Campus Center, students gathered for a de-stress...

From left, Daniel Flores, 18 economics major, Eric Liu, 17, computer engineering major, Suparm Posina, 19, data science major, and Ben Hung, 18, computer science and engineering major play chess in the Physical Sciences and Technology Village on Oct. 31. Flores and Posina try to beat the clock in a one minute match, while Liu and Hung face off.

At Chess Club, everyone’s a winner

Mitchell Park, La Voz Staff | December 13, 2024

In 1997, artificial intelligence triumphed over mankind when IBM’s Deep Blue chess computer defeated Garry Kasparov, the reigning world champion, in a highly publicized match. “That's the turning...

Illustration depicting a monarch butterfly, representing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Dreamers, fenced in by barbed wire.

Undocumented and uncertain: Facing fears under Trump administration

Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff | December 12, 2024

With a renewed push for mass deportations under President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed policies, undocumented students at De Anza College are navigating an uncertain and often frightening reality —...

Wordle solution solved by Winfred Wei, 18, computer science major on Dec. 8.

New York Times games: worth the time or waste of space?

Richard Yuan, La Voz Staff | December 11, 2024

The New York Times hosts a myriad of news content, but along with their coverage is an assortment of daily games, from classics like the Crossword to original creations like Strands. These amusing games...

From left, Yuanbo Pang, 19, computer science major, Cecilia Ji, 19, economics major, and Hongming Liu, 22, math major, pose as a group in front of the Kirsch Center on Nov. 1.

Student project takes learning beyond the classroom

Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff | December 11, 2024

Located on the far edge of De Anza’s campus, behind the empty stretches of parking lot D and construction fencing, is a hub of some of the most cutting-edge environmental science work done on campus....

From left, Allison Trinh, 19, a business administration major, Alan Dang, 19, business administration major and vice president of finance at Phi Beta Lambda FBLA, Van Loc Nguyen, 21, business administration major and vice president at Phi Beta Lambda FBLA, and Zain Darwish, 20, business administration major and vice president of internal affairs at Phi Beta Lambda FBLA, after the conference on Nov. 17 in San Francisco.

Business administration students win statewide competition

Yumeno Matsuo, La Voz Staff | December 9, 2024

November is one of the busiest months for students seeking transfer to four-year universities because the application deadline and midterm exams are around the corner. Despite this, business administration...

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