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Transferring DASG officers pose for a photo holding their certificates of recognition for their service on June 4.

Shining through struggle, student leaders honored during leadership gala

Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff | June 8, 2025

The Hinson Campus Center came alive with celebration as the Office of College Life recognized and honored the accomplishments of student leaders on Wednesday, June 4. The theme of this year’s gala...

Fact Friday: June 6

In this broadcast we cover: Volume 62 Issue 2 out NOW Game Development Club hosts Jam DAHacks 3.5 winners announced 76th De Anza Film Festival Hosted by Orly Bryan and Gordon Yang Videography...

The eight top athletes of the 3C2A steeplechase State Championship event on May 17 featured two De Anza runners.

Coaches race to the finish line

Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff | June 3, 2025

After a successful season under interim head coach Sean Gwi, the team is once again in limbo. When Nick Mattis, head coach of nearly 20 years, left at the end of the 2024 track and field season, Gwi...

The Main Quad at De Anza, a common spot where student activists demonstrate and gather, on May 28.

Palestine, Israel, pro-communism activists feel threatened on campus

Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff | June 3, 2025

Students at De Anza College say fears of doxing, harassment and threats of violence discourage them from participating in activism and speaking freely on campus, such as demonstrations related to the Israel-Palestine...

Academic Senate President and chemistry instructor Erik Woodbury covers agenda items under "New and Continuing Business" at the beginning of the meeting on May 19.

Academic Senate raises faculty membership dues

Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff | June 2, 2025

Over 20 members of the De Anza Academic Senate met virtually and in person to consider fundraising strategies, parking enforcement and announce the new vice president of finance and administration and...

Fact Friday: May 30

In this broadcast we cover: La Voz’s second print issue of spring quarter DA Hacks Online district services maintenance Cupertino Transportation Plan survey California Journalism Awards...

Fact Friday: May 23

In this broadcast we cover: Ethnic Studies Summit STEM fair Memorial Day Weekend President’s Award for Outstanding Service Student Leadership award Anchored by Orly Bryan and Gordon...

The San Jose Unified School District's headquarters located at 855 Lenzen Ave. in San Jose on Wednesday, May 7.

Unions claim San Jose Unified School District underfunded employee health benefits by over $30 million

Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff | May 22, 2025

The San Jose Unified School District has been accused of underfunding over $30 million in health and welfare benefits since 2017-18 by unions representing teachers, janitors, cafeteria staff and other...

May Day protesters march across a bridge on Santa Clara Street on the way to San Jose City Hall on May 1.

San Jose marches for workers, civil rights on May Day

Daniel Ramirez, La Voz Staff | May 19, 2025

Hundreds of May Day protesters marched through San Jose advocating for workers and immigrant rights while denouncing the Trump administration and supporting other marginalized groups on May 1. This...

Student leaders from the Student Rights and Equity committee discuss items including approving the Student Rights Equity Code during their weekly meeting inside the DASG lounge within the Hinson Campus Center on Wednesday, May 14. Other items included plans to review student scholarships, scheduled for next meeting's agenda.

DASG approves Student Rights and Equity code

Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff | May 18, 2025

Student leaders of De Anza's Student Rights and Equity Committee approved the final draft of the Student Rights and Equity Code on May 14. Now the draft moves to the De Anza Student Government Senate for...

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