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Gary Chen, 22, computer engineering major, reads a magazine in the International Student Programs office on May 1. The ISP office is a resource center for F-1 visa De Anza students.

US reverses visa record terminations for 6 De Anza students

Ingrid Lu and Mitchell Park | May 4, 2025

Legal status has been restored for six De Anza College and three Foothill College international students during a sweeping reinstatement effort by the Trump administration. Foothill-De Anza Community...

Construction vehicles sit parked amid caution tape and traffic pylons in the parking lot of the Cupertino Whole Foods Market on May 1, following its closure because of multiple health code violations.

Cupertino Whole Foods Market closed after health violations

Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff | May 3, 2025

The Whole Foods Market located on Stevens Creek Boulevard, across the street from De Anza College, has been closed since April 23 by the Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health after it found...

Fact Friday: May 2

In this broadcast we cover: Women’s badminton merits in Coast Conference F-1 visas reinstated DASG internal elections begin May 7 Career Fair on May 7 Jewish-American Heritage Month...

The Student Rights and Equity Committee members sit down for their weekly Wednesday meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m on April 23. The meetings are held in the DASG lounge, led by Chair Katia Bravo, 20, computer science major.

DASG Student Rights and Equity Committee discusses student resource fair, scholarships, cultural day

Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff | April 30, 2025

De Anza student leaders continued their plan for a Spring resource fair, discussing logistical priorities such as status of facility request, drafting an itemized spending sheet and developing data collection...

Academic Senate president Erik Woodbury discusses overlapping enrollment policy during a meeting in MLC 255 on Monday, April 21.

Academic Senate debates potential overlapping enrollment policy

Sam Eaton, La Voz Staff | April 29, 2025

De Anza College’s Academic Senate discussed overlapping and concurrent enrollment policies because of accreditation concerns on Monday, April 21. Academic Senate President Erik Woodbury said De Anza...

From left, former administration chair-elect Varshi Patcha, 18, economics and psychology major and former DASG president-elect Aroush Fatima, 18, computer science major, ask the senate to understand the disqualified coalition's "helplessness" at the Student Council Chambers on April 23.

DASG upholds disqualification of Elevate candidates for campaign misconduct

Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff | April 26, 2025

After a five-hour meeting, the De Anza Student Government Senate failed to overturn the disqualifications of the five candidates who campaigned together as the Elevate coalition because of election...

Fact Friday: April 25

In this broadcast we cover - - Four students' visas reinstated - DASG senate approves disqualification of 5 student elects - Open House at De Anza April 26 - Sports update for women's soccer, swimming...

From left, Arhaam Azhari, 20, computer science major and Kavi Kumaresan, 20, film and television major speak in support of Elevate candidates to a DASG senator at the election certification and complaints meeting on April 16.

DASG disqualifies 5 elected candidates for campaign misconduct

Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff | April 22, 2025

The De Anza Student Government Senate unanimously voted to disqualify five candidates who won executive positions during the student election over elections code violations in the Student Council Chambers...

Jared Forman, owner of Power Cup, making coffee for his customers on Tuesday, April 15. The coffee sold at Power Cup is supplied through San José coffee shop and roasting company Chromatic Coffee.

Local coffee shops may raise prices in response to tariffs

Mariana Frias Da Costa, La Voz Staff | April 22, 2025

Coffee shops in Cupertino and San Jose plan to raise prices as new tariffs increase costs across the supply chain, leaving both business owners and customers in financial uncertainty. The new 10% import...

Academic Senate President Erik Woodbury discusses the inequalities MESA students face during the Academic Senate meeting on Monday, April 14 at the Media and Learning Center.

Academic Senate grants MESA tier 1-A priority registration

Sam Eaton, La Voz Staff | April 22, 2025

The Academic Senate approved tier 1-A priority registration for Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement students on April 14, citing limited class space in pre-requisite STEM classes as a barrier...

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