Who would have figured that such a small room, what appeared to have a maximum persons capacity of 10 people, could carry 50 years of America’s greatest racial struggles and cultural endeavors. Available...

Whether you are a veteran dancer hoping to find new ways to improve your craft or a newcomer looking to have some fun, De Anza’s dance scene is in no shortage of opportunities. From classes to clubs,...

Artists gathered to share with interested locals their love for letterpress printing and similar arts on April 9. People of all ages gathered in History Park in San Jose despite the rain to enjoy exhibits,...

The audience fell silent as the dancer stepped into the light. Dressed in a traditional Persian costume, she stood tall and graceful in a frozen tableau, extending her arms out from her sides, tilting...

Colton Machado is a De Anza student, animator, and screenwriter. “1 in 23,000" is a series of videos by La Voz reporters highlighting individual students, staff and faculty at De Anza who do something...

Jet Amarasinghe is a De Anza student and "tricker", something resembling a cross between a gymnast and martial artist. "1 in 23,000" is a series of videos by La Voz reporters highlighting individual students,...

Imagine a ping-pong ball. It skips from one side to the other, and you can’t quite focus on it, can’t freeze it in the air. All the visual details around the ball become a blurry kaleidoscope of everything...

Immigrants come from different backgrounds, paths and places, but they all have one thing in common: they are looking for a better future. A De Anza College student who wishes not to disclose his name...