The De Anza Men’s Soccer team season came to an end with a 2-0 loss against Butte College in the second round of NorCal Regionals on Saturday Nov. 23. The team expressed optimism for next season. Butte...

Located on the far edge of De Anza’s campus, behind the empty stretches of parking lot D and construction fencing, is a hub of some of the most cutting-edge environmental science work done on campus....

The holiday season is approaching rapidly, and with a budget of just $100, you can enjoy festive fun and delicious food throughout the Bay Area. Here’s how to make the most of your winter break with...

  Student musicians from Concert Band, Vintage Singers, and Jazz Ensemble were brought together at the Winter Celebration on Dec. 7, making the Visual and Performing Arts Center come alive with...

November is one of the busiest months for students seeking transfer to four-year universities because the application deadline and midterm exams are around the corner. Despite this, business administration...

On Nov. 6, Lara Rahn, 51, visual arts major, had an accident in room A-69 during Patricia Jauch’s Sculpture class at the Kiln Annex & Sculpture Yard.. Rahn was demonstrating to Evan Mancuso, 28,...

Warheads from a Russian intermediate range ballistic missile blazed through the sky over Ukraine on the night of Nov. 21. Glowing with heat as they reentered Earth’s atmosphere, the warheads rained down...

‘Tis the season to show your friends how much you love them with presents. However, buying gifts for each of your loved ones may not be affordable, but in the last hour comes an unlikely hero: crafting. Do...

As a journalism publication, La Voz aims to bring facts and objectivity to the De Anza community, including faculty, staff and students. We have ethical standards to protect our community from defamation...

The fall 2024 quarter is nearing its end. Over the past two months, we’ve listened to the unique experiences of De Anza College students as they have navigated through their academic journeys.