Pamphlets, health booths, snacks and conversations filled Conference Rooms A and B for De Anza College’s Denim Day fair on Wednesday, April 22. Denim Day, an internationally recognized awareness...

Molly Tea has taken over social media and drawn long lines since it first arrived in the United States, but is it really worth the hype? On April 9, we went to find out why this Chinese jasmine tea...

San Jose shut down 6 miles of streets on Sunday, April 19, for Viva CalleSJ’s Eastside Quest event and the people showed up. Lowrider bikes, local vendors, live music, BMX, professional wrestling and...

Students and faculty gathered at the Kirsch Center for Environmental Studies for an Earth Day celebration organized by the environmental studies department on April 22. The event aimed to raise...

Viva CalleSJ closed 6 miles of streets in San Jose’s Alum Rock neighborhood, allowing locals to walk, bike and roller-skate at its Eastside Quest event on April 19. Attendees followed a designated...

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. Compared to four-year universities, community college is often more affordable. However, even these institutions...

Spring has arrived, blossoming after a long period of winter clouds and rain at De Anza College. Flowers flourish on stairs, between buildings, in pots and along walkways all around campus. The Kirsch...

The De Anza College Pride Center celebrated queer ancestry and gave students advocacy resources at its Queer and Now conference on April 21 in Conference Rooms A and B. “A lot of queer people...

Fandomcon Silicon Valley swept San Jose from April 10 to April 12, drawing fans, entertainers and creators for a weekend focused on pop culture.  The event included panel discussions with actors and...