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Candidates react to a student's testimony at the now-nullified Elections Certification and Complaint meeting on March 13 in the Student Council Chambers. The student, a second-year, refused to publicly identify herself at the meeting. "I have severe social anxiety, and submitting a complaint with my own name is out of my personal comfort zone," the student said. "I'm transferring soon and I don't know any of the candidates running, but ... my experiences with other candidates have not been the same."

Ballots, bylaws and battles: elections controversy continues

Atharva Salkar and Ashley Kang | March 28, 2025

The DASG administration committee addressed candidate and voter complaints in its Elections Certification and Complaints meeting in the Student Council Chambers on March 13. The Elevate coalition,...

Students participate in the DASG Election Certification and Complaint Meeting on March 13 in the Student Council Chambers, reviewing concerns before the official results are announced.

DASG election riddled with complaints

Monte Sprank and Timothe Vachellerie | March 28, 2025

After delayed election results, the results of the De Anza Student Government's winter 2025 election are in question. The postponed results come after a now-voided verdict from an Elections Complaint and...

From left, Chancellor Lee Lambert, Scott Olsen, Association of Classified Employees president, Tim Shively, Foothill-De Anza Faculty Association president, Kristina Whalen, Foothill College president and Voltaire Villanueva Foothill Academic Senate president listen as Doreen Finkelstein, Foothill Classified Senate president speaks at Foothill on March 17.

Chancellor addresses DEI, sanctuary status in town hall

Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff | March 25, 2025

Foothill-De Anza Chancellor Lee Lambert affirmed the district’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in a forum in Room 8338 at Foothill College on March 17.  After President Trump’s January...

Flags from various countries are displayed in a red cup at the Listening and Speaking Center in the Advanced Technology building at De Anza College on March 13.

International students pay higher tuition costs

Timothe Vachellerie, La Voz Staff | March 25, 2025

In-state De Anza students benefit from state-subsidized tuition, while non-resident and international students end up paying more for their education. According to the De Anza website, the tuition for...

All 53 of the students from the Future Business Leaders of America Phi Beta Lambda club who competed in San Diego pose for a photo at the State Business Leadership Conference on March 9.

De Anza Future Business Leaders of America club wins first place in state

Ariel Shalev, La Voz Staff | March 23, 2025

De Anza's Phi Beta Lambda chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America triumphed at the State Business Leadership Conference on March 7-9, coming in first place in five out of thirteen categories...

Sunnyvale City Mayor Larry Klein cuts the ribbon alongside key partners in the Peery Park Rides project, unveiling the new shuttle service for the city at the Synopsys headquarters on Mar. 4.

Free ride service unveiled in north Sunnyvale

Carolyn Zhao and Mitchell Park | March 23, 2025

  Peery Park Rides, a new free ride-share service for north Sunnyvale, unveiled at an official launch ceremony held at the Synopsys headquarters on March 4. By downloading the Peery Park...

Fact Friday: March 21

Anchor - Gordon Yang Video and Audio by Ashley Kang Editing by Ann Penalosa Produced by Xitlaly Martinez

Teams await the announcement of the winners at the Business Model Canvas in the Media and Learning Center on Feb. 28.

Students compete in Business Model Canvas

Lexer Danganan, La Voz Staff | March 19, 2025

Racing against the clock and each other, 20 student teams tackled ideas for marketing toward Generation Z on Feb. 28 at the Business Model Canvas in the Media and Learning Center, with the top three teams...

From left, Anastasiia Holovchenko, 19, psychology and data science major and vice president of the Ukrainian Students Association, Anastasiia Klymenko, 20, economics major, Yaroslava Klymenko, 18, political science major and ICC representative and Mariia Protasova, 20, animation major host an "ask me anything" table at the Hinson Campus Center on Feb. 24.

Three years on, Ukrainian students still feel the effects of war

Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer | March 16, 2025

Ukrainian students at De Anza said they remain deeply affected by war in Ukraine as Feb. 24 marks three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of their homeland. After eight years of regional...

Fact Friday: March 14

In this broadcast we cover: VTA strike Academic Senate endorse sanctuary district resolution Board of Trustees passes student housing plan for Fall 2025 Winter Concert Saturday, March 15 Anchors...

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