Fact Friday
Fact Friday: June 12
Issue 5, week 10
Art & Entertainment
Photo Essay: Anime getaway
FanimeCon comes back to the Bay for its 32nd year
Reviews
Summer fever hits Louis Tomlinson fans
Former One Direction singer sets the city "On Fire"
Academic Senate
Block scheduling courses considered by college leaders
Lab science departments oppose proposal
Galleries
Photo Essay: Local sporting chain celebrates Run Day
Sports Basement hosts a 5k in Los Gatos
News
College raises LGBTQ+ flags
US and California flags temporarily replaced
Video
Fact Friday: June 5
Issue 5, week 9
Features
Butterfly Boom
Kirsch Center nurtures 3,000 monarch, hopes to restore population
Features
Photo essay: Career fair returns
Employers seek out students after event's 3-year hiatus

The Vote Guys poll attendees thoughts on the weight comparison between a feather and steel. The polls seriousness ranges from favorite fictional characters to “tough questions.”

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In the artist alley, people pack up their supplies on the last day of FanimeCon.

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A group of performers prepare outside the main entrance of the San Jose McEnery Center. The performers play Japanese music and video game soundtracks throughout the four-day Memorial Day weekend.

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A variety of anime merchandise for sale come from multiple anime series such as “Gundam,” “Demon Slayer” and “My Hero Academia.”

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A FanimeCon attendee plays “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” in the gaming hall. Other gaming options include retro arcade games, pinball, trading cards and indie games.

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A message written with tape on a Marriott hotel room window shows gratitude toward FanimeCon on the final day.

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FanimeCon attendees head in and out of the main entrance of San Jose McEnery Convention Center.

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Panelists dressed up as Cowboy Team Rocket walk up to the stage to perform with the Cosplay Wrestling Federation Fanimania at FanimeCon.

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Fact Friday: March 6

Issue 4, week 9

Ann Penalosa, Ashritha Chand, Sango Levonian, Gordon Yang, Laila Zedan, and Jonathan Nguyen-Au

March 6, 2026

In this broadcast, we cover:

La Voz Staff attends ACP conference
Womens Resource and Advocacy Center celebrates grand opening
San Jose groups protest US involvement in foreign affairs
DASG executive elections end; candidate complaint session announced
Mostly sunny week averaging 70 degrees
Baseball loses 16-7 against West Valley and 1-0 against Cabrillo
Beach Volleyball enters four-game losing streak
Women’s Badminton set to start conference season
Track set to attend invitiational at SJSU
Swim sets out for Marin County

Hosted by Ashritha Chand and Laila Zedan

Weather by Jonathan Nguyen-Au

Filmed by Sango Levonian

Produced by Gordon Yang and Ann Peñalosa

Segments by Ann Peñalosa and Sango Levonian

Edited by Sango Levonian

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About the Contributors

Ann Penalosa, Managing Editor

Hi! I’m Ann. I’ve been with La Voz since fall 2023 and this quarter’s my fifth (non-consecutive) quarter as managing editor. For a while, I edited La Voz’s weekly news broadcast, “Fact Friday.” I also translate some articles to Tagalog (uy Pilipins). I don’t write as much as I used to, but when I do, I hope it shakes things up. In my free time, you’ll probably spot me on Caltrain or BART, at AniClover raves, looking for good tea (no tea dust please! We love loose leaf here) or admiring the newsroom air fryer. Feel free to say hi and let me know what you want to see La Voz cover next.

Ashritha Chand, Co-Sports Editor

Hi I’m Ashritha Chand, and I’m glad to be returning as co sports editor

Sango Levonian, Multimedia Editor

I’m returning to La Voz as its multimedia editor. I love video work and I’m really excited to work on coverage of news across campus.

Gordon Yang, News Editor

Source, force, course; fact, act, impact; ink, link, think …

Laila Zedan, Freelance Illustrator

Jonathan Nguyen-Au, Freelance Illustrator

I’ll be focusing on weather and graphics for spring 2026. Either way, I hope the stories we tell at La Voz reach even more people this quarter.

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