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Low enrollment at De Anza College leads to $1 million budget cut

Ana Acosta, News editor | September 29, 2017

Because of a drop in student enrollment at De Anza College, there will be a $1 million dollar budget cut for the 2017-18 school year. De Anza President Brian Murphy said enrollment has dropped in part...

De Anza College students lose beloved study spot: Coffee Society

Ana Gonzalvez, Staff reporter | September 28, 2017

The De Anza community lost an invaluable study buddy this summer. On July 15, Coffee Society Cupertino-located in the Oaks Shopping Center across the street from De Anza College--closed its doors after...

De Anza College Flint parking garage now open and safer

Christian Trujano, Staff reporter | September 28, 2017

The Flint Garage parking structure is confirmed to be open for the first day of school this Fall quarter. “The garage was renovated and modernized, including in terms of seismic upgrades,” said...

De Anza college supports undocumented students after Trump ends DACA

Ana Gonzalvez, Staff reporter | September 27, 2017

The safety of immigrants in this country once again came under fire--however, this time, the targeted group can usually be found sitting in classrooms and getting a college education. The Deferred Action...

Then and Now: De Anza college, La Voz News turns 50

Editorial Board | September 25, 2017

Industrious art students make a giraffe for the nursery, but it’s too big. They plan to make more animals that will fit through the door (Feb. 2, 1968). Rosalinda is chosen as the Dons’ mascot...

De Anza’s Students for Justice want police accountability, District Vice Chancellor wants more trust

Andrew Shinjo, Staff Reporter | June 19, 2017

Students for Justice, a civil rights activist group at De Anza College, are advocating for a board to hold police accountable as police conduct raises safety concerns among students and faculty. During...

Final DASB Senate meeting canceled: Lack of quorum

Vaibhav Vijaykar, Staff Reporter | June 19, 2017

The second DASB Senate meeting in three weeks was canceled, this time due to a lack of quorum. Not enough senators showed up for the final planned meeting on Wednesday, June 14. There will be an emergency...

Four arrests on De Anza campus this quarter

Andrew Pouliot, Staff Reporter | June 19, 2017

Campus police have made four arrests on the De Anza College campus in spring quarter, three of which were drug-related. Three additional arrests were also made on Foothill’s campus, according to the...

Affordable housing crisis makes progress in Assembly

Andrew Shinjo, Staff Reporter | June 19, 2017

Affordable housing has become a major crisis in California over the years. With housing production not keeping up with job growth, price are rising sky-high, and the middle class is struggling to keep...

Agenda planning dominates DASB Senate meeting amid lack of progress this quarter

Audrey Marques, Staff Reporter | June 19, 2017

DASB Senators discussed the process of planning meetings and setting agenda items at their meeting on Wednesday, June 7. President Dylan Kim was not in attendance due to an emergency situation. The...