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From left, former administration chair-elect Varshi Patcha, 18, economics and psychology major and former DASG president-elect Aroush Fatima, 18, computer science major, ask the senate to understand the disqualified coalition's "helplessness" at the Student Council Chambers on April 23.
DASG upholds disqualification of Elevate candidates for campaign misconduct
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
Fact Friday April 25
Fact Friday: April 25
Ann Penalosa, Ashley Kang, Gavin Rust, Gordon Yang, Orly Bryan, and Xitlaly Martinez
From left, Arhaam Azhari, 20, computer science major and Kavi Kumaresan, 20, film and television major speak in support of Elevate candidates to a DASG senator at the election certification and complaints meeting on April 16.
DASG disqualifies 5 elected candidates for campaign misconduct
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
Jared Forman, owner of Power Cup, making coffee for his customers on Tuesday, April 15. The coffee sold at Power Cup is supplied through San José coffee shop and roasting company Chromatic Coffee.
Local coffee shops may raise prices in response to tariffs
Mariana Frias Da Costa, La Voz Staff
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A welcome banner hangs from the De Anza College Library, a sign for new beginnings, on April 26. Families explored the college campus to learn about the variety of programs De Anza offers.
De Anza welcomes new students, families at spring open house
Jasmin Beltran Valdovinos, La Voz Staff
Lead organizer Harini Nagappan, 19, a biology major at Foothill College, takes the stage to introduce TEDx on Thursday, April 17.
How TEDx came to Foothill
Mariana Frias Da Costa, La Voz Staff
Carrying signs, banners and flags, protesters line the sidewalk outside the Palo Alto Tesla dealership during the Hands Off protest. Despite being associated with the nationwide Hands Off 2025 protest movement, protesters have maintained a presence outside the Palo Alto Tesla dealership, demonstrating every Wednesday and Saturday.
Photo Essay: Hands off!
Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff
From left, Joseph Gold and Carl Blake sooth the audience with classical rhythms. Their performance at De Anza's Visual and Performing Arts Center on April 10 was a benefit concert to De Anza's study abroad program to Paris this upcoming summer.
Classical performances with a global twist
Grace Gutierrez, La Voz Staff
De Anza celebrates Eid al-Fitr
De Anza celebrates Eid al-Fitr
Ashley Kang and Mitchell Park
Carolyn Zhao, 20, liberal arts major, stops to drink water at Mission Peak on Feb. 15.
Photo Essay: Mountain Lions scale not-a-mountain
Atharva Salkar, La Voz Staff
Concert Band opens the concert with a performance of "Quintology" by Richard Meyer, conducted by music department chair Grace Lai on March 15.
Winter concert blends tradition and modernity
Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff
DA Voices
Anderson DeSilva, 25, mechanical engineering major, sits and eats his sandwich outside the Hinson Campus Center.
DA Voices – ‘Where is your favorite place to eat lunch?’
Kenneth Roderick and Samantha Eaton
Dat Giang, 22, kinesiology major, poses outside the Hinson Campus Center on April 8.
DA Voices — ‘How do you feel about the sanctuary district label?’
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
Jordy Gaspar, 19, undeclared major, walks in the L quad on April 9.
DA Voices — ‘What are your thoughts on Trump’s tariffs?’
Mariana Frias Da Costa and Landon Torrens
Charles Chang, 19, film major, stands near the Sunken Garden.
DA Voices — What are your Valentine’s Day plans?’
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
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De Anza College President Omar Torres sent a faculty-wide email announcing that six international student visas had been terminated on April 11. Torres' office can be found in the administration building at De Anza.

Six De Anza student visas terminated

A sign directs students to an acceptable entrance to the pool located within the De Anza Physical Education and Athletics Complex on April 11.

County inspection forces sports complex, pool to block off multiple doors

From left, Arhaam Azhari, 20, computer science major and Kavi Kumaresan, 20, film and television major speak in support of Elevate candidates to a DASG senator at the election certification and complaints meeting on April 16.

DASG disqualifies 5 elected candidates for campaign misconduct

Ballots and Backlash Episode 1: Campaigns and Complaints

Ballots and Backlash Episode 1: Campaigns and Complaints

FHDA designated sanctuary district, trustees propose student housing for fall

FHDA designated sanctuary district, trustees propose student housing for fall

Jared Forman, owner of Power Cup, making coffee for his customers on Tuesday, April 15. The coffee sold at Power Cup is supplied through San José coffee shop and roasting company Chromatic Coffee.

Local coffee shops may raise prices in response to tariffs

Dat Giang, 22, kinesiology major, poses outside the Hinson Campus Center on April 8.

DA Voices — 'How do you feel about the sanctuary district label?'

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Fact Friday April 25
Fact Friday: April 25
Opinions
Women's History Month is the time to reflect on female empowerment and self-advocacy.
Let’s celebrate every woman during Women’s History Month
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Non-judgmental discussions about politics have the potential to bring people together instead of dividing them.
Politics, the perfect dinner table topic
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
While the status of the Valley Transportation Authority is up in the air, there are a few other options for students who commute to school.
How to: get to school without the VTA
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Sonny La poses for a photo at his graduation from Yerba Buena High School in 1995.
Community college is the best choice for high school grads
Sonny La, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
"Sinners," directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, seamlessly balances Southern gothic with vampire horror.
“Sinners” is a viciously entertaining new addition to the vampire genre
Daniel Ramirez, La Voz Staff
From left, Joseph Gold and Carl Blake sooth the audience with classical rhythms. Their performance at De Anza's Visual and Performing Arts Center on April 10 was a benefit concert to De Anza's study abroad program to Paris this upcoming summer.
Classical performances with a global twist
Grace Gutierrez, La Voz Staff
Lady Gaga returns to the music world with her new song "Abracadabra," taking the world by storm with its catchy beats, lyrics and dance moves.
‘Abracadabra’ is Lady Gaga’s ultimate throwback
Monte Sprank, La Voz Staff
"Companion" is a beautiful take on artificial intelligence, love and control.
‘Companion’ leaves you questioning unquestioned devotion
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Sports
Taesu Yim, 21, business administration major, holds up his swimming cap after winning the men's 200-yard freestyle.
Men’s swim captures conference championship, women’s places fourth; two athletes earn top honors
Averie Choi, La Voz Staff
Mailan Hoang Vuong, 19, business administration major, prepares to serve during a game against Mission College at the De Anza main gym on April 15.
Badminton secures 21-0 victory, remains undefeated
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff
Myles Potter (De Anza No. 26) runs towards first base in a game against Skyline on the De Anza baseball field on Tuesday, April 15.
Baseball fails to come up with big hit, shut out 5-0 by Skyline
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
Infielder Mateo Rodriguez (De Anza No. 22) runs to first base after hitting ball at De Anza baseball field on March 18.
San Mateo scores 11 unanswered runs, baseball loses 11-4
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff