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An infographic displaying the results of the Enrollment Census Report.

Increased enrollment affects faculty workload

Acey Nickel, La Voz Staff | December 11, 2024

De Anza has seen a 2% increase in enrollment this fall compared to fall 2023, according to the quarterly college Enrollment Census Report. Faculty have reported a definite increase in workload. “I...

Higher Education for AB 540 Students Program Coordinator Shaila Ramos-Garcia at her office desk located in the HEFAS center, as she greets students and other visitors on Dec. 5.

De Anza stands by undocumented students

Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff | December 11, 2024

In a series of separate motions, the De Anza Academic Senate, Foothill-De Anza Faculty Association Political Action Committee and Interim De Anza President Christina G. Espinosa-Pieb issued support for...

De Anza College reinstates parking fees after pandemic pause

Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff | December 5, 2024

De Anza College has announced the reinstatement of parking fees for students starting in the summer quarter of 2025. This marks the end of a temporary suspension of fees implemented during the pandemic....

Community bike repair station located In front of the Registration and Student Service Building on Nov. 27.

Bike Program Workshop informs students about alternative transportation

Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff | December 4, 2024

Listen to the article: The bike program is one of the many student-oriented programs that provide resources to make college life easier. The Environmental Sustainability Committee held a workshop...

From left, Ryan Chu, student rights officer, Katia Bravo, SRE chair and Joshua Madrid, equity diversity officer sit with their laptops during the Student Rights and Equity Committee inside the DASG Lounge Nov. 20.

Student Rights and Equity meeting shifts goals for the quarter

Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff | November 30, 2024

The Student Rights and Equity committee meeting on Nov. 20 in the Hinson Center was eventful with multiple programs being prepared for the following quarter and an issue regarding the suppression of clubs...

Photo illustration of Omar Torres, photo courtesy of College of the Canyons, De Anza College building and fountain photos courtesy of De Anza College website.

Omar Torres chosen as next De Anza president

Ingrid Lu and Ann Penalosa | November 27, 2024

Listen to the article: Foothill-De Anza Chancellor Lee Lambert announced that he has selected Omar Javier Torres, Ed.D. as the next president of De Anza College on Wednesday, Nov. 27. If Torres’...

Candidates for college president campaign on campus

Candidates for college president campaign on campus

Acey Nickel, La Voz Staff | November 27, 2024

The four finalists of De Anza College’s presidential search held a series of open forums from Nov. 12 through Nov. 15, sharing their expertise and plans for the college. The candidates are Sobia...

The Board of Trustees meet on the first Monday of every month on Nov. 4 in the District Building at Foothill College.

Board of Trustees discuss campus safety, fiscal report, cost saving programs

Sonny La, La Voz Staff | November 23, 2024

Foothill College's District Building hosted the monthly Board of Trustees meeting on Nov. 4, covering a variety of topics including concerns about the Flint Center demolition, the “Zero Textbook Cost...

Flint Center demolition moves forward

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | November 20, 2024

Listen to the article: De Anza College’s historic Flint Center for the Performing Arts is being demolished to make way for a new event center. Funded by the Measure G mega project, the demolition...

A poster for La Voz's mock election sits in the newsroom window on Nov. 20.

How did De Anza vote?

Mitchell Park, La Voz Staff | November 20, 2024

Editor's note: A previous version of this article that ran in print had four statistical mistakes. This has since been corrected. All percentages have also been standardized to two decimal places. Before...

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