Hundreds of May Day protesters marched through San Jose advocating for workers and immigrant rights while denouncing the Trump administration and supporting other marginalized groups on May 1. This...

Student leaders of De Anza's Student Rights and Equity Committee approved the final draft of the Student Rights and Equity Code on May 14. Now the draft moves to the De Anza Student Government Senate for...

As we reach the midpoint of our spring quarter, the academic workload can feel overwhelming for many students. With midterms, college decisions, graduations and fast-approaching deadlines, it’s easy...

We invite students to submit their romantic qualms and a love correspondent will respond with advice. Dearest La Voz, It is with great distress that I put quill to parchment (or, rather, fingers...

In this broadcast we cover: FHDA student housing updates Automotive technology department announces scholarship Dean of Career Technical Education promoted to VP DASG holds first talent show Hosted...

Travel is going to look different this year and if you've put off getting your REAL ID, you're not alone. But with the new rules in effect, it's time to understand what this means for you and your travel...

The De Anza College Academic Senate approved a motion to add quantitative reasoning to the list of Institutional Core Competencies on Monday, May 5 in the Media & Learning Center. The Institutional...

The Board of Trustees approved the De Anza Student Government Finance Committee's $1.35 million Fund 41 budget proposal for the 2025-26 school year, which includes increasing an optional student fee by...

Eight athletes from the undefeated De Anza women’s badminton team qualified for state after competing in the Coast Conference Singles and Doubles Championship tournament in the De Anza College gym on May...

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit central Myanmar on March 28 near the city of Mandalay. Burmese students at De Anza College shared their immediate reactions, the personal impact the earthquake had on...