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Candidates for Vice Chair of Programs from left, Christopher Li, Maggie Singman, Vanessa Chen and Zeynep Bilginan, make their personal statements to the DASG senate.

De Anza student government internal elections: Week two

Isabella McClintock | May 9, 2023

The second round of the De Anza Student Government’s academic senate internal elections took place April 26. The format for the elections mirrored week one with candidate statements, a Q&A section...

Three Canada geese patrol the area in front of the S9 building at De Anza College on April 22.

Seasonal students: An exploration of urban wildlife on campus

Katrina Bui | April 29, 2023

Spring has returned, and so have many of De Anza College’s animal residents! Meet some of the most noteworthy critters on campus and discover what they do, where they’ve been, and how they contribute...

Budget Analyst candidates Aktan Azat, Benjamin Furagganan, Aaron Mundanilkunathil, Kate Wang, and Richard Wang give their statement about the perspective position.

De Anza student government internal elections: Week one

Isabella McClintock | April 26, 2023

DASG hosted the first round of internal elections for committee positions on the academic senate Wednesday, April 19.  The De Anza Student Government election was open to public viewing, but only sitting...

Two full trashcans on the De Anza College campus show the impacts of having a small custodial staff.

Cuts to janitorial staff budget create campus problems

Georgina Munoz-Villanueva | March 26, 2023

As of 2022, De Anza College’s custodial staff is made up of 29 members, ranging from custodial managers to grounds maintenance workers. In addition to losing 14 staff members in the last 15 years, some...

Newly elected DASG President and Vice President of 2023-2024: Lydia Wong and Isaac Tsang

John Pham | March 25, 2023

DASG election results for the 2023-2024 school year came out on Friday, March 17, which announced Lydia Wong, the current Marketing and Communications vice chair, as DASG President and Isaac Tsang, the...

Erik Woodbury leads the hybrid Resource Allocation and Program Planning committee meeting on March 14.

RAPP committee addresses numerous faculty vacancies

Trevis Dampier and Connor Blum | March 20, 2023

The Resource Allocation and Program Planning committee discussed at its March 14 meeting the understaffing at De Anza College, which has left multiple unfilled positions for custodians, clinic nurses and...

Virinchi Kuppa, Asiya Shaikh and Lydia Wong, three Public Policy School volunteers, solicit feedback on what issues they can bring to the state legislature.

DASG discusses increasing student representation

John Pham | March 17, 2023

Members of De Anza College’s student government discussed implementing a new intern structure, adding positions to their new senate structure and presenting issues impacting De Anza’s community to...

Welcome to La Voz News!

Jessie Zhou, Lauren Linh Bui, and Ayah Ali-Ahmad | March 14, 2023

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a part of La Voz, De Anza's award-winning student news organization? Some of the students from the fall 2022 quarter have collaborated to create a...

Current and former La Voz News staff members along with the adviser (right) show off their awards at the Spring National College Media Conference held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in San Francisco on March 11.

La Voz students win journalism contests

March 13, 2023

Journalism students who produce the La Voz News publication won 22 awards during the Spring National College Media Conference held in San Francisco from March 9 to 11. La Voz staffers won first, second...

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