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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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Ayah Ali-Ahmad

Ayah Ali-Ahmad, Editor-In-Chief

Ayah Ali-Ahmad is the current editor-in-chief and former news editor for La Voz. She is a sophomore at De Anza College, studying to transfer for a bachelor's degree in communications and media studies. Ayah has previous experience in scholastic journalism as she acted as both arts and entertainment editor and co-editor-in-chief at El Estoque of Monta Vista High School. Additionally, she has interned as a staff reporter at the Daily Californian in Berkeley for two summers. 

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Jessie Zhou, Lauren Linh Bui, and Ayah Ali-Ahmad
March 14, 2023
How do you balance work, school, and life-3

[Photo] DA Voices: What is your favorite local coffee shop?

December 10, 2022
How do you balance work, school, and life-3

[Photo] DA Voices: How do you feel about the length of Thanksgiving break?

December 3, 2022
Fresh produce, meat, dairy products, dry goods, and canned items displayed in the mobile pantry on Tuesday, Oct. 25. These are given to students who provide their student ID.

[Photo] De Anza’s biweekly mobile food pantry

November 18, 2022
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[Photo] Meet the eight candidates running for Cupertino City Council

November 6, 2022
District Chancellor Judy Miner and De Anza President Lloyd Holmes took part in a traditional lighting of lamps ceremony alongside members of the community during the Asian Pacific American Staff Association Diwali celebration in the Sunken Garden, Oct. 27.

[Photo] How De Anza’s community celebrates Diwali

November 5, 2022
La Voz News brings home 15 awards at journalism conference

La Voz News brings home 15 awards at journalism conference

Ayah Ali-Ahmad
November 3, 2022
How do you balance work, school, and life-3

[Photo] Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with these artists

October 26, 2022
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[Photo] Advice for transfer students from the Transfer Center

October 23, 2022
How do you balance work, school, and life

[Photo] DA Voices – How do you feel about optional indoor masking?

October 18, 2022
How do you balance work, school, and life

[Photo] DA Voices: How has your transition been like coming back on campus?

October 17, 2022
How do you balance work, school, and life

[Photo] DA Voices: How do you balance work and school?

October 7, 2022
Student volunteers participate in weekly FA PAC meetings for Cindy Chavez by phone banking and discussing relevant issues her campaign addresses over Zoom. FA PAC interns Miriam Rodriguez and Izzy Scotti lead a discussion on housing in preparation to phone bank later in the meeting on May 11, 2022.

[Photo] Political Action Committee at De Anza supports Cindy Chavez for San Jose mayoral election

June 6, 2022
Staff at De Anzas food pantry wears a mask while working as per district policy.

With more in-person events returning, Chancellor’s Advisory Council debates indoor masking policies

Ayah Ali-Ahmad, News Editor
June 6, 2022
De Anza aims to be a more safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ community

De Anza aims to be a more safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ community

Ayah Ali-Ahmad, Freelance
January 25, 2022
Enrollment has been on the decline not only this past year since the pandemic started, but also over the past nine years. The pandemic has had an effect however, affecting the number of students enrolled fully online this past year by an increase of 99%.

Internal data shows that De Anza College has seen a steady decline in enrollment for the past nine years

Ayah Ali-Ahmad, Freelance
December 12, 2021
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