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DeepSeek’s introduction to the AI market sends rumbles through stock values

DeepSeek’s introduction to the AI market sends rumbles through stock values

Richard Yuan, La Voz Staff | February 4, 2025

DeepSeek released their first generation of large language models, DeepSeek-R1-Zero and DeepSeek-R1, on Jan. 25. The official DeepSeek website states that DeepSeek-R1 demonstrates remarkable generative...

Custom Mercedes at the De Anza auto tech shop on Jan. 30.

Board of Governors approves proposal to update community college bachelor’s program policy

Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff | February 2, 2025

The Board of Governors of the California community colleges approved a proposal to the California Code of Regulations Title V, which set new faculty qualifications and updated the policy for California...

DASG Vice President Aura Ozturk, 19, computer science major, and Elections Commissioner Wadi Lin Lei, 21, computer science major, take the podium to propose changing the title of vice president to "Chair of Administration" during the Jan. 22 DASG General Senate meeting in the Student Council Chambers.

Major changes ahead for DASG campaigning, voting

Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff | February 1, 2025

The De Anza Student Government administration committee proposed major changes to election code at the general senate meeting on Jan. 22, weeks before campaigning is set to begin. The committee’s...

The De Anza College Pride Center hosted an event on Jan. 21, allowing students to express their hopes on the blackboard. The board is now placed at the Pride Center as of Jan. 23.

De Anza on Trump’s gender definition executive order

Jie Li, La Voz Staff | February 1, 2025

President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 executive order requiring federal agencies to recognize only birth-assigned genders — male and female — has sparked concerns among De Anza students and faculty about...

Fact Friday: Jan. 31

In this broadcast we cover: Fake emails Small Business Workshop HVAC systems down DASG Senate applications De Anza Flea Market Alumni Spotlight Dean's Momentum Series Men's basketball ...

A student draws on the graffiti board provided by the Pride Center while surrounded by other students and community members in the Main Quad on Jan. 21.

De Anza community reacts to Trump’s inauguration

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | January 30, 2025

U.S. president Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term in office on Jan. 20. Following the inauguration ceremony, Trump signed a flurry of executive orders, many aimed at removing protections around...

Apple Park Visitor Center, seen in Cupertino on Jan. 26.

Apple’s $95 million settlement ends invasion of privacy lawsuit

Timothe Vachellerie, La Voz Staff | January 30, 2025

Apple agreed to pay $95 million on Dec. 31 to settle a lawsuit alleging that the company’s virtual assistant, Siri, activated without the wake phrase “Hey Siri” and recorded users’ conversations...

Students sit with their laptops during the administration meeting in the DASG Lounge on Jan. 21.

DASG proposes leadership title change, rejects dual campaigns

Addison Duran-Heinle, La Voz Staff | January 27, 2025

The De Anza Student Government administration committee gathered to debate major changes to leadership roles and election procedures on Wednesday, Jan. 22, in the Hinson Campus Center. This included a...

A glowing noctilucent cloud, a rare phenomenon caused by high-altitude clouds illuminated by the sun against a dark sky, hangs over De Anza's soccer field and the mountains south of San Jose following a SpaceX rocket launch, on Jan. 24 at the Stelling Parking Structure

Photo Essay: Lighting up the sky

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | January 26, 2025

At 6:07 a.m. on Jan. 24, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base with 23 Starlink satellites, its sunlit exhaust plume creating glowing clouds across the California sky. Known...

Customers lounge and socialize in the Starbucks at 1291 S Mary Ave. in Sunnyvale on Jan. 23.

Starbucks implements ‘buy something or leave’ policy

Sonny La, La Voz Staff | January 26, 2025

Starbucks has changed their open-door policy and will implement a new rule on Jan. 27 towards its patrons: “buy something or leave.” In other words, customers must order something from the menu to...

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