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Infographic of grade distribution at De Anza College from 2018-2023 (by percent).

De Anza’s students and professors impacted by grade inflation

Leart Grbeshi, Staff Reporter | February 19, 2024

More students are failing classes at De Anza (among all other colleges across the nation) at an alarming rate, since 2018, as shown by De Anza College Office of Institutional Research and Planning’s...

Illustration of a student sitting at home in the dark because of the power outages and storm.

Atmospheric storm hits northern California for a second time

Anna Bhogra, Staff Reporter | February 12, 2024

A level four storm with hurricane-force winds topping 102 miles per hour leaves the Bay Area in shambles. With thousands of power outages and broken trees, Bay Area residents are left wondering: will this...

Graphic of a bear with a blue star over its eye in front of one of the new California laws.

New California laws to know

Vincent Scrivens, News Editor | February 1, 2024

Editor’s note: We changed the featured image of this article to include one made without AI technology. New California laws that came into effect on Jan. 1 have introduced new benefits, rules and...

Clouded mirror, melted ceiling light cover and burn damages caused by a fire in a gender-neutral staff bathroom in the L-wing.

Fire damages gender-neutral staff bathroom near L4 building

Lion Park, Opinion Editor | January 24, 2024

Editor's note: This article has been updated to more accurately reflect the situation. An earlier version of the article gave an estimate of the time this fire took place and connected a fire alarm...

Student athletes meet with De Anza College President Lloyd Holmes and Athletic Director Ron Hannon at the Media and Learning Center in room 110 on Wednesday, Jan. 10.

Track and field athletes express distrust, discomfort with college administration, athletic department’s inaction

Leila Salam and Ann Penalosa | January 15, 2024

Editor's Note: This article has been updated to correctly identify Riley Nguyen with their preferred set of pronouns. Track and field athletes, coaches and alumni confronted De Anza College’s administrators...

Both print copies of The Foothill Script from its most recent revival, laid out on a purple bed.

Foothill College’s student newspaper deactivates, leaves no timeline for return

Ann Penalosa, Managing Editor | January 12, 2024

After just two print issues, The Script’s Co-Editor-in-Chief, Miranda Rodriguez, announced over the newspaper’s Discord server that Foothill College’s newspaper would cease activities “until further...

The shelf of toiletries and hygiene products provided by the Resource Hub at the Resource and Student Services Center on Dec. 6

Newest ‘Resource Hub’ provides basic needs supplies on the go

Vincent Scrivens, Staff Reporter | December 16, 2023

De Anza hosted an open house for its grand opening Resource Hub, located in the Resources and Student Services building, which provides students with groceries, drinks, toiletries, resources housing and...

Fadi Saba uses this map to explain the timeline of land controlled by Israel and Palestine at the teach-in on Nov. 14.

Foothill-De Anza community breaks the silence with Israel-Palestine teach-in

Ann Penalosa and Leila Salam | December 10, 2023

About 70 students, faculty and community members attended a teach-in about the Israeli siege on Gaza on Nov. 14 in the Kirsch Center, co-sponsored by the Vasconcellos Institute for Democracy in Action,...

Shellye Carpenter informs students on how credit cards work during her presentation on Nov. 30.

Business and Finance village prepares students for financial independence

Janae Heinz, Staff Reporter | December 10, 2023

The Business and Finance village welcomed Balance director of partner relations, Shellye Carpenter, and members of Star One Credit Union to come and discuss money management tips and tricks with students...

This map is courtesy of De Anza’s Land Acknowledgment and was edited by La Voz for clarification. This map outlines the Tamien, Muwekma and Ramaytush land claims. The Muwekma claim conflicts with the Tamien and Ramaytush claims.

Debate continues surrounding proper land acknowledgment of De Anza and surrounding areas

Mackenzie Jardine, Staff Reporter | December 7, 2023

Editor's note: This article has been corrected to remove an incorrect reference to the Office of Family Assistance. The agency La Voz meant to refer to was the Office of Federal Acknowledgment. De Anza’s...

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