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The San Jose Unified School District's headquarters located at 855 Lenzen Ave. in San Jose on Wednesday, May 7.
Unions claim San Jose Unified School District underfunded employee health benefits by over $30 million
Gavin Rust, La Voz Staff
May Day protesters march across a bridge on Santa Clara Street on the way to San Jose City Hall on May 1.
San Jose marches for workers, civil rights on May Day
Daniel Ramirez, La Voz Staff
Student leaders from the Student Rights and Equity committee discuss items including approving the Student Rights Equity Code during their weekly meeting inside the DASG lounge within the Hinson Campus Center on Wednesday, May 14. Other items included plans to review student scholarships, scheduled for next meeting's agenda.
DASG approves Student Rights and Equity code
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
Fact Friday: May 16
Fact Friday: May 16
Xitlaly Martinez, Orly Bryan, Gordon Yang, and Ann Peñalosa
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After the quake: Burmese students reflect, mobilize
After the quake: Burmese students reflect, mobilize
Atharva Salkar, La Voz Staff
Elif Ipekci, 20, studio arts major and president of the Zero Waste Club, provides visiting students with an overview of the Environmental Study Area bingo exhibit on Tuesday, April 29.
Tranquil gardens, science exhibits connect students with nature
Grace Gutierrez, La Voz Staff
Students gather in the Main Quad on April 24 for Club Day.
Students find community and connection at Club Day
Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff
Calum Graham plays “Nomad," a tribute in memory of virtuoso guitarist Michael Hedges, inspired by Hedges’ 1984 "Aerial Boundaries" album. The concert took place at De Anza’s Visual and Performing Arts Center on Thursday, April 24.
Calum Graham mesmerizes Cupertino with soulful strings
Gordon Yang, La Voz Staff
A row of third-generation Mazda RX-7s line a section of Parking Lot E on April 26. The RX-7’s Wankel rotary engine uses a triangular rotor instead of traditional pistons to create combustion, setting it apart from other sports cars.
Auto Tech Club revs up annual car show
Wylder Robison, La Voz Staff
KDCosmix takes the stage
KDCosmix takes the stage
Ann Peñalosa and Frank Mayers
The California History Center has added seating and lighting features for the guests, faculty and donors.
Photo Essay: Taste of History
Atharva Salkar, La Voz Staff
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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 Sam 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

Construction vehicles sit parked amid caution tape and traffic pylons in the parking lot of the Cupertino Whole Foods Market on May 1, following its closure because of multiple health code violations.

Cupertino Whole Foods Market closed after health violations

Gary Chen, 22, computer engineering major, reads a magazine in the International Student Programs office on May 1. The ISP office is a resource center for F-1 visa De Anza students.

U.S. reverses visa record terminations for 6 De Anza students

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

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, 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

Ballots and Backlash Episode 1: Campaigns and Complaints

Ballots and Backlash Episode 1: Campaigns and Complaints

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In a constantly busy college environment, it’s necessary to reframe stress and take care of oneself.
5 tips to keep your brain from getting fried
Jasmin Beltran Valdovinos, La Voz Staff
The number of petals on a rose, like the number of spikes on a mace, is unchangeable. However, you can change the outcome of a potential relationship. Don't leave it up to chance if you want it.
Love Voz: Is chivalry dead?
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Travelers will no longer be able to use non-REAL ID compliant driver's licenses to board domestic flights.
Dear traveler, are you REAL ID ready?
Theresa Mummert, La Voz Staff
You’ve ruined the USC #SpeakYourMIND challenge for me!
You’ve ruined the USC #SpeakYourMIND challenge for me!
Mitchell Park, La Voz Staff
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Filmgoers line up outside the Stanford Theatre in downtown Palo Alto to purchase tickets for entry into the Audrey Hepburn Film Festival screening of "Roman Holiday" and "Sabrina" on April 27. The film festival ran for four weeks across every Friday and weekend from April 25 to May 18.
Classic films, timeless style: the Stanford Theatre
Grace Gutiérrez, La Voz Staff
Calum Graham plays “Nomad," a tribute in memory of virtuoso guitarist Michael Hedges, inspired by Hedges’ 1984 "Aerial Boundaries" album. The concert took place at De Anza’s Visual and Performing Arts Center on Thursday, April 24.
Calum Graham mesmerizes Cupertino with soulful strings
Gordon Yang, La Voz Staff
"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
Sports
The De Anza College women’s badminton team poses with its 3C2A badminton championship trophy at the City College of San Francisco on May 8. The team members flash five fingers to represent their fifth state championship under head coach Mark Landefeld. The team maintained a 15–0 record for the 2025 season, including the championship match.
Women’s badminton sweeps Pasadena 11-0 for state championship
Allan Galeana, La Voz Staff
MaiLan Vuong, 19, business administration major, keeps an eye to the shuttlecock to win a score. The Mountain Lions compete in a home game at the De Anza College gymnasium on May 1 for the 2025 Coast Conference.
Women’s badminton dominates Coast Conference championship in singles and doubles
Xitlaly Martinez and Orly Bryan
From left, catcher Jordan Maske (De Anza No. 23), 19, communications major, and pitcher Kaleb Dela Cuesta Sato (De Anza No. 7), 20, business marketing major, celebrate the final out of the game at the De Anza baseball field on April 24.
Men’s baseball shuts out San Francisco 6-0 in pitchers’ duel
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
A Skyline College defensive player switches the ball with a right-footed roll-over to begin an attack in a match against West Valley in the De Anza stadium on April 25. After conceding three goals in under 10 minutes, West Valley let one more in before making three for themselves.
Photo Essay: Off-season, on the field
Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff