Calm beats and waves of positive energy flooded room L-73 on Dec. 5, where the Social Sciences and Humanities Village-organized “Soulful Therapy Event” took place. The event was open to all students,...

About 70 students, faculty and community members attended a teach-in about the Israeli siege on Gaza on Nov. 14 in the Kirsch Center, co-sponsored by the Vasconcellos Institute for Democracy in Action,...

The Business and Finance village welcomed Balance director of partner relations, Shellye Carpenter, and members of Star One Credit Union to come and discuss money management tips and tricks with students...

“Marvel's Spider-Man 2,” made by Insomniac Studios and released on Oct. 20, isn't just some regular video game. The game is a story that puts players in Spider-Man's shoes. Tailored for players at...

La Voz News published its second issue on Dec. 5. Prior to the publication, staff members and their adviser, Farideh Dada, host a critique session at the newsroom L41 to reflect on what they could have...

Students showcased pottery and ceramic art at the annual “Holiday Student Pottery Sale” in the campus center dining hall on Dec. 4 and Dec. 5. The event’s total sale is going to fund scholarships...

The Mountain Lions’ quest for a third state title started on a gloomy day in Cupertino. The team, which landed in fifth seed for NorCal playoffs, took on the City College of San Francisco Rams in 12th...

Editor's note: This article has been corrected to remove an incorrect reference to the Office of Family Assistance. The agency La Voz meant to refer to was the Office of Federal Acknowledgment. De Anza’s...

There was a somber feeling in the air on Saturday, Nov. 18 in the Lion’s Den — it wasn’t because of the final 70-6 score or the torrenting rain. This group of sophomores would be playing their final...

Welcome to “What’s up, De Anza?” a podcast where news editor Nello Puelles invite a guest to comment on campus news that La Voz has reported on. Don’t forget to send us your suggestions about what...