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DASG President Jayven Huang, 19, computer science major, going over business item 2 regarding club day at the senate meeting on Oct. 8.

Fee hike boosts DASG budget by $80,000, doubles reserves

Yosselyn Garcia Rodas and Laila Zedan | October 16, 2025

De Anza Student Government added $80,000 to its reserves after raising student fees last year, at its Oct. 8 meeting in the Student Council Chambers. Back in the spring, the Foothill-De Anza Board...

All members of the San Jose City Council, including Mayor Mahan, who sits in the center of the stage on Sept. 30.

ICE Agents de-masked in San Jose

Hayden Rush, Staff Reporter | October 15, 2025

San Jose City Council unanimously voted to mandate that federal immigration agents operating in the city remove their face masks and properly identify themselves at its Sept. 30 meeting. Mayor Matt Mahan...

Staff members guide new residents through the move-in process, and students walk to their apartments on the first official day of student move-in, Sept. 19.

Students move in as McClellan Terrace tenants prepare to leave

Azania (Zain) Kane-Jarvis, La Voz Staff | October 11, 2025

After purchasing McClellan Terrace earlier this summer, the Foothill-De Anza district converted the complex into student housing, leaving current tenants with a relocation deadline of June 30. — and...

Fact Friday: Oct. 10

Xitlaly Martinez, Ann Penalosa, and Gordon Yang | October 10, 2025

In this week’s broadcast, we cover:  Parking updates and permit information  New Resource Hub location  Club Day recap (Thursday, Oct. 9)  RSVP for a top university info session Hosted...

The rear entrance to the De Anza College administration building on Tuesday, Oct. 7.

Administration’s reorganization plan draws mixed response

Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff | October 9, 2025

The De Anza College Administration is developing plans to reorganize itself to align with future educational goals the state has put forward, which may include merging and renaming some divisions. The...

Two students walking through parking lot A. Students and visitors can park for free in non-staff spaces through fall quarter, on Oct. 9.

New parking permit requirements coming winter quarter

Laila Zedan, La Voz Staff | October 9, 2025

De Anza College will introduce a new parking permit system starting winter quarter, requiring students and employees to register for free digital permits to park on campus. The permit registration will...

Foothill-De Anza College board of trustee members listen and discuss upcoming events for Undocumented Student Action Week during their meeting on Monday, Oct. 6.

District hosts Undocumented Student Week

Jamie Watt, La Voz Staff | October 7, 2025

De Anza College and Foothill College are bracing for this year’s Undocumented Student Action Week; set to take place from Monday, Oct. 13, to Friday, Oct. 17. The week will feature guided discussions,...

DASG exceeds leadership training budget, pulls $7,570 from reserves

DASG exceeds leadership training budget, pulls $7,570 from reserves

Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, La Voz Staff | October 5, 2025

De Anza Student Government pulled $7,570 from its budget to reimburse speaker costs and meals for its leadership training program in early September, at its Oct. 1 general senate meeting in the...

Fact Friday: Oct. 3

In this broadcast we cover: Parking updates New Resource Hub location Club Day Thursday Oct. 9 RSVP for top university info session Hosted by Gordon Yang and Xitlaly Martinez Produced...

Flags in the International Student Programs office, ISP assists international students studying in the U.S. on F-1 visas or online from abroad, on Sept. 25.

Visa fee hike raises concerns at De Anza

Hayden Rush, La Voz Staff | September 29, 2025

President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a $100,000 fee for first-time H-1B visa applicants on Sept. 19. “The H-1B visa program has made it even more challenging for college graduates...

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