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An exhausted student resting in the chairs with the attached desk in front of the Disability Support Services at the Admissions and Records.

Need a nap?

Lina Borges, La Voz Staff | May 28, 2026

Many students juggle the overwhelming stress that school and the long nights studying bring; a nap here and there between classes wouldn’t hurt. Here are some of the best sleeping spots on campus...

De Anza's campus is in need of more water fountains, including bottle filling stations. The 112 acre campus currently holds only 37 water fountains. Photo illustration.

Where’s our water?

La Voz Editorial Board | May 26, 2026
Campus maps do not indicate where water fountains can be found. With an inconsistent amount in each area, many students resort to just buying drinks from vending machines or the Campus Center.
Growing stress and time pressure are reshaping how students experience daily life.

Is procrastination the new norm?

Teymur Khanlarov, La Voz Staff | May 19, 2026

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. I had finally completed my essay. It was a perfect piece to turn in, no worries about being graded poorly. However,...

Community college is a more affordable alternative to traditional universities, but it is becoming more expensive.

Community college far from affordable

Gabe Manglona, La Voz Staff | April 26, 2026

This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. Compared to four-year universities, community college is often more affordable. However, even these institutions...

Comments from President Donald Trump's administration created worry over the idea of a military draft in the United States and Israel's war on Iran.

Why lose sleep over a ‘draft’?

Jonathan Nguyen-Au, La Voz Staff | March 26, 2026

Following the United States and Israel’s bombing of Iran on Feb. 28, social media users created posts in concern for a potential draft, but their reasoning is illogical. This reaction is common whenever...

The viewpoint at the second-highest point of Foothills Nature Preserve, March 15. Visitors can see Oakland and Stanford University from this spot.

Five outdoor escapes near campus

Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff | March 23, 2026

Spring is here bringing green rolling hills, sunshine, birdsong and hikes.  From reservoirs to peninsula views, students at De Anza are within driving distance to multiple scenic spots for hikes and...

With public transit facing drastic budget cuts, the next stop seems to be the junkyard.

Don’t take away my BART

La Voz Editorial Board | March 22, 2026

Read “Mind the gap,” La Voz reporter Cris Li’s article covering the Bay Area public transit funding crisis, here.   Bay Area public transit is on the brink of dying, and its death...

When recyclable materials get mixed with landfill waste, it defeats the purpose of recycling.

Reduce waste, reduce costs

La Voz Editorial Board | March 19, 2026

De Anza College has made many poor decisions in order to save money. Choosing Recology’s “single stream recycling” program is one of them. De Anza’s campus has what’s called a “single stream...

The De Anza Student Government has recently concluded its elections. There are many things the DASG can do to improve the student experience.

What DASG should prioritize

Ariel Alvarez, La Voz Staff | March 17, 2026

De Anza needs more free water on campus, more school resources and easier access to counselors. The De Anza Student Government manages a million-dollar budget and prides itself as being the voice for...

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