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Jason Schwartz, Mountain Lions football player, outside the Starbucks on Stevens Creek near campus on June 18.

De Anza’s Football star defensive end Jason Schwartz

Alexander Stoev, La Voz Staff | June 25, 2024

It was a rough season for De Anza College’s football team last year, finishing with a record of 8-2, but that didn’t stop the star defensive end, Jason Schwartz from having an outstanding season. Schwartz,...

Jacqueline (Jackie) Chan poses for a photo by in front of the pool in the Physical Education quad before the student-athlete awards on

The De Anza 2024 Women’s Most Inspirational Award Winner

Anthony Politi, La Voz Staff | June 21, 2024

Jackie Chan, 33, computer science major, was nominated for the Most Inspirational Athlete Award at the Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony after bouncing back from years of tremendous odds where her body was...

Jordan Leach sits in his De Anza Mountain Lions football uniform.

De Anza 2024 Men’s Mountain Lion Award Winner

Anthony Politi, La Voz Staff | June 20, 2024

Jordan Leach, 24, kinesiology major, was nominated for the Mountain Lion Award after having a great season for the De Anza Mountain Lions football team, putting up 76 tackles, eight sacks and two forced...

Screen shot of Jordan Kenery talking, from his "Humans of De Anza" profile video.

A day in the life of a De Anza student athlete

Anna Bhogra, Staff Reporter | March 23, 2024

Jordan Kenery, 19, kinesiology major, is a star track athlete with only three years of training under his belt. He races the mid-distance events, which consist of the 800m and 400m. Just like most student...

English faculty member publishes new book

Sabrina Kulieva, Staff Reporter | March 14, 2024

A semi-retired English faculty member at De Anza college and co-founder of Flash Fiction Forum has published a new book. Lita Kurth first worked in the reading department at De Anza around 1996. After...

Jon Orc, lead singer and guitarist of Hemorage, sings to the gathered crowd of fans, with cop cars flashing their lights in the distance.

Bands of the bay: Hemorage

Mackenzie Jardine, Editor-in-Chief | January 24, 2024
“Pull up right behind them,” Drummer Ron Roussell said to lead vocalist and guitarist, Jon Orc. Orc rounds the corner in their bus, quickly met with the flashing red and blue lights of six cop cars parked down the street.
Grace Guo stands at her booth in the Hinson Campus Center.

Humans of De Anza: Crochet entrepreneur Grace Guo

Timothe Vachellerie, Staff Reporter | January 21, 2024

De Anza College, meet Grace Guo, 23, the crochet artist behind Golden Lemon Studios. Guo said she began crocheting when she was 18 years old. “I really found motivation through my friends,...

Rachel Silveria attends the premiere of "The Phantom" at the Eileen Norris Theatre of the University of Southern California on Sept. 30.

Instructor, former student, co-directs ‘The Phantom,’ discusses her film accomplishments

Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter | November 5, 2023

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...

Jessica Lukius (fourth from the left, in the third row from the top) is a communications major who has been accepted to the University of California, Los Angeles.

New adventures at UCLA

Jessie Zhou | July 1, 2023

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to correctly identify student Jerry Chen's involvement in the K-Pop Dance club, not Korean Dance Club. Two De Anza communications students were successfully...

Erica Almira, 20, literature major, works on homework at a Boba Shop in San Jose, California, on June 16.

College dropout’s second chance

John Pham | June 22, 2023

Content warning: This article discusses sensitive issues such as suicide. When thinking about life at university, many students romanticize what college is like, thinking that it will be easy to socialize,...

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