Isaiah Nengo, an anthropology professor at De Anza College headed out to the Turkana Basin in Northern Kenya this summer, taking four De Anza college students with him: Paloma Zamora, Joecell Agamata,...

Despite ending the 2014 season with an 0-11 record, the Dons are expressing optimism and confidence. “I’m feeling very good about the players and love each and every one of them,”...

At the District Opening Day meeting on September 17, the new Foothill-De Anza district chancellor Judy Miner spoke about how she hopes to improve the FHDA campuses by providing resources for everyone...

La Voz is making a change this quarter from a weekly print newspaper with a website, to a news website with a biweekly (every other week) print newspaper. The change is to reflect real- world...

Hatha Yoga looks simple, yet remains deceptively challenging. Students work their way from beginning stretch poses to challenging balance positions, such as Warrior Two. Yoga instructor Danielle...

Dear Editor, I agree with your editorial on the new Texas Gun Law. As a liberal Republican I am appalled that the legislature would pass and the governor would sign into law a bill allowing a person to...