This is the opinion of the writer and does not necessarily reflect the views of La Voz News. As Stevens Creek Boulevard builds up with traffic, the open campus awaits students to walk in, while classrooms...

The De Anza College Mountain Lions concluded their basketball season with a hard-fought performance, losing 94-81 to the Ohlone Renegades on Feb. 21 at Ohlone College. Already eliminated from playoff...

Before becoming a Rising Scholars outreach coordinator and psychology major, Katrina Stewart, 32, found herself unhoused and struggling to find shelter after incarceration. For Stewart, being jailed was...

The Foothill-De Anza District Board of Trustees welcomed new trustee Alexander Gvatua at its Feb. 3 meeting, where members discussed budget allocations, student initiatives and tuition cost changes. Gvatua...

The Mountain Lions beat the visiting Contra Costa Comets 14-3 on Feb. 25. Skylar Roenicke (De Anza. 27), 20, film and TV production major, took the mound as the starting pitcher for the Mountain Lions. Roenicke...

The Mountain Lions took on the visiting Modesto Pirates on Feb. 20. This is the first and only time these two teams will face each other this season. Pitcher Aiden Van Kimmenaede (De Anza No. 8) started...

After more than 15 months of fighting, the war in Gaza has finally come to an end, with the cease-fire and hostage deal taking effect on Sunday, Jan. 19, a day before Donald Trump’s inauguration.  Israel...

In this episode of Major talk, Atharva Salkar spoke to Katia Bravo about her experiences as the chair of the Student Rights and Equity Committee in the student government. Bravo...

The Mountain Lions, typically a “second-half team,” went into their rematch against Chabot College on Feb. 6 with a new mindset. Aiming for a strong start, the team succeeded in the first half,...

Moved one moment, chuckling the next: about 60 attendees were immersed into the world of Shakespeare. For 80 minutes, the Language and Communications Village Center became Renaissance Verona.  The...