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Members of the public sit in the designated public area, several with signs.

Foothill Academic Senate rejects ceasefire resolution

A "gripper mountain" attempts to squash three students with its toes as Roary the Mountain Lion stops it, pushing its heel up with his paw.

Administrative attack on free speech at Foothill threatens free speech at De Anza

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

Cuts to the College Promise are killing De Anza slowly

(From right to left) Foothill-De Anza Police Sergeant Shane Lueddeke, Chief Daniel Acosta and Steve Tuttle, a Distinguished TASER Fellow and former Vice President of Strategic Communications at Axon Enterprises address the group of students and community members with Community Relations Officer Joy Garcia in the back at the Media and Learning Center in room MLC 105 on Tuesday, Sept. 17.

Students, public express concern over Tasers at community forum

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DeepSeek’s introduction to the AI market sends rumbles through stock values
DeepSeek’s introduction to the AI market sends rumbles through stock values
Richard Yuan, La Voz Staff
Custom Mercedes at the De Anza auto tech shop on Jan. 30.
Board of Governors approves proposal to update community college bachelor’s program policy
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
DASG Vice President Aura Ozturk, 19, computer science major, and Elections Commissioner Wadi Lin Lei, 21, computer science major, take the podium to propose changing the title of vice president to "Chair of Administration" during the Jan. 22 DASG General Senate meeting in the Student Council Chambers.
Major changes ahead for DASG campaigning, voting
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff
The De Anza College Pride Center hosted an event on Jan. 21, allowing students to express their hopes on the blackboard. The board is now placed at the Pride Center as of Jan. 23.
De Anza on Trump’s gender definition executive order
Jie Li, La Voz Staff
Features
Judy Cuff-Alvarado, biology instructor, gives a paper to a student in her Introductory Biology class in S52 on Jan. 30.
A bittersweet farewell to Judy Cuff-Alvarado
Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff
Plants grown inside the center to bring more liveliness to the environment.
Photo essay: De Anza’s technological haven
Diem Tran, La Voz Staff
Figure split by colliding Palestinian (right) and Israeli (left) flags.
War in Gaza impacts students, staff
Daniel Ramirez, Guest Writer
Students call for change in face of yearslong poor showering conditions
Cold, clogged and called out: women’s and men’s locker rooms in disrepair
Carolyn Zhao, La Voz Staff
De Anza College President Omar Torres smiles in his office in ADM 127 on Jan. 16.
New college president discusses goals, hopes
Ingrid Lu, La Voz Staff
Hannah Gemmett, 23, nursing major, stands outside of the Euphrat Museum of Art on Jan. 24.
Inside the journey of aspiring nurses: students create the future
Grayson Baker, La Voz Staff
Students make accessories at the De-Stress event, Dec. 5.
DASG offers space to take a break during finals with relaxing activities
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
DA Voices
Jim O'Brien, a supervisor at the Admissions and Records office, sits in the L quad on Jan. 17.
DA Voices – ‘What’s your New Year’s resolution?’
Yogita Shuklan, La Voz Staff
Brian Nguyen, 18, undecided major, stands outside the L3 building on Jan. 14.
DA Voices: ‘What’s your take on a controversial food?’
Diem Tran and Kunishka Mundada
From left, Sammy Jacobs, 27, communications major and Noah Cildir, 18, psychology major, talk in the L quad on Nov. 28.
DA Voices: ‘What do you think of parking permits resuming in summer 2025?’
Wylder Robison, Staff
Simon Hall, 19, an animation major, stands in front of the L7 building on Nov. 21.
DA Voices: ‘What are you thankful for this year, and why?’
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
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Facebook and its parent company Meta have been the subject of controversy for removing fact-checking and transitioning to community notes.
Meta bows to MAGA
Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff
Digital borders or human bridges: what the TikTok ban taught us
Digital borders or human bridges: what the TikTok ban taught us
Grace Mercado, La Voz Staff
Currently shut-down pay station located at the parking lot near the Visual and Performing Arts Center surrounded by birds on Jan. 24.
Students deserve free parking
La Voz Editorial Board
An infographic displaying data from an American Immigration Council statement from Dec. 10, 2024.
Mass deportations are a losing game for everyone
Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff
Art & Entertainment
Groups walk together into Sharks Ice San Jose before next session of skating, Jan. 4.
A trip to the ice rink can make even falling fun
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Illustration of a boarding pass for the fictional Oceanic 815 flight, from the TV show “Lost,” with illustration of character Kate Austen.
Lost: the forgotten masterpiece of the 2000s
Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff
Cyril Deaconoff, Vintage Singers conductor, leads the choir during their performance at the Winter Celebration event in the Visual Performing Arts Center on Dec. 7.
Winter Celebration: a night of music, talent, dedication
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Oscar Cruz, 30, psychology major, performs a breakdance during the open mic event at the Euphrat Museum at De Anza College on Dec. 5.
Spoken word, strong voices: De Anza’s ‘First Thursday’ celebrates student expression
Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff
Sports
Illustration of a football labelled "AFC/NFC" in front two cards, representing the American Football Conference and National Football Conference.
AFC, NFC Championships preview
Connor Giblin, La Voz Staff
Guard James Thomas (De Anza No. 12), 22, sociology major, takes the ball around wing Keshawn Johnson (San Mateo No. 32) in the College of San Mateo gymnasium on Jan. 15.
Men’s basketball comeback falls short against San Mateo Bulldogs
Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff
Forward Tre Fields (De Anza No. 30), 20, sociology major, keeps the ball in the De Anza Gymnasium on Jan. 15.
Cañada Colts make comeback against men’s basketball, finishing 71-61
Reymond Castaneda, La Voz Staff
Illustration of Roary the Mountain Lion trying to dribble a basketball past a Chabot Gladiator.
Men’s basketball battles to the buzzer in overtime showdown against Chabot
Seanna Henry, La Voz Staff