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Rory Conlon

Rory Conlon, Copy Editor

Rory Conlon lives in Fremont. She is a copyeditor, photographer, and reporter for La Voz.

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From left, Eric Penunuri, 19, computer science major; Juliette Leyva, 18, film/television (animation) major; Ofa Pahulu, 21, liberal arts (social behavioral science) major; and Natalia Jaramillo, 19, nursing major, participate in a panel on June 1. The De Anza students discussed their experiences with ethnic studies courses on campus.

Students and activists discuss ethnic studies at summit

Rory Conlon
June 14, 2023
The Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees prepares to start the Measure G Board Study session on May 8. In the audience were stakeholders interviewed for the feasibility study, Foothill-De Anza students and faculty, and members of the general public.

District board overturns Measure G megaprojects and establishes timeline for spending decisions

Rory Conlon
June 9, 2023
Jeans were hung on clotheslines leading up to the Main Quad in celebration of “Denim Day,” which takes place April 26 of every year. The day’s name comes from a sexual assault case in Italy that made national and international headlines.

Photo Essay: Students attend first annual Denim Day event

Rory Conlon
April 28, 2023
Khanh Ngo, 21, liberal arts with an emphasis in science, math and engineering major, stands in front of the Inter Club Council Office. She has served as the ICC chairperson since November 2021, and she will be leaving on Apr. 27, 2023.

Khanh Ngo discusses clubs on campus, leaving De Anza and loving her hometown

Rory Conlon
April 25, 2023
In-Depth Look at Measure G: Board members, administrators and students debate the use of $898 million in bond money at De Anza

In-Depth Look at Measure G: Board members, administrators and students debate the use of $898 million in bond money at De Anza

Rory Conlon and Lauren Linh Bui
April 24, 2023
Speaker Bill Blake explains how the team will assess the feasibility of an event center at De Anza.

Planning and Development Team fields backlash against new event center

Rory Conlon
February 28, 2023
De Anza College’s Vintage Singers prepare for their concert on Dec. 3.

Vintage Singers concert preparation

Rory Conlon
December 16, 2022
The Academic Senate met in a hybrid-format to discuss eligibility for faculty representation on campus on Nov. 21.

Academic Senate sets a precedent for faculty representation at De Anza

Rory Conlon
December 8, 2022
Pictured is the inside of La Terra Bakery and Cafe located inside Oakmont Plaza, 19960 Homestead Rd, Cupertino, CA.

La Terra Bakery and Cafe hits the spot, plain and simple

Rory Conlon
December 3, 2022
Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Rory Conlon
November 24, 2022
Judy Miner (middle) and her two sisters, Dottie Lagrand (left) and Janice (right), celebrating Dotties retirement in 2015. Lagrand refers to Miner as the rock of the family and said she looks forward to taking more trips with her younger sister once shes retired. (Photo courtesy of Dottie Lagrand)

Chancellor Judy Miner: a lifetime of learning

Rory Conlon
November 19, 2022
Meet the eight candidates running for Cupertino City Council

Meet the eight candidates running for Cupertino City Council

Rory Conlon
November 6, 2022
The East Cottage houses the VIDA program and the HEFAS program on De Anzas campus. While VIDA has been quartered there since 2011, it took about 10 years to receive a permanent classroom for the HEFAS program. Today, the two programs serve over 500 students.

How the recent DACA court ruling affects undocumented students

Rory Conlon
November 3, 2022
Taylor Swift introduces dreamy pop songs with ‘Midnights’

Taylor Swift introduces dreamy pop songs with ‘Midnights’

Rory Conlon
November 3, 2022
The Academic Senate meeting on Oct. 10 in a hybrid format to discuss how to move forward on shared governance at De Anza.

A deep dive into the current state of shared governance

Rory Conlon, Staff Reporter
October 19, 2022
Robert Cormia, professor in the Computer Information Systems department at Foothill College, giving a public comment at the board of trustees meeting on Oct. 3.

Optional masking announcement stirs controversy throughout the district

Rory Conlon and Andrea Saldana
October 9, 2022
When the pandemic hit, unhoused students were thrown to the wolves as they had to suddenly recalibrate how they lived their day to day lives as everything shuttered down.

A De Anza student reflects on finding power and community

Rory Conlon, Reporter
June 18, 2022
Chief of Police Danny Acosta was appointed in 2018. (Courtesy of De Anza College)

Foothill-De Anza chief of police talks about ‘reimagining public safety’ post George Floyd

Rory Conlon, Reporter
March 15, 2022
In Nov. 2020, Alysa Cisneros became Sunnyvales first openly-queer and Latina politician. She is also teaching grassroots democracy and American government at De Anza College.

Vice Mayor Alysa Cisneros is making history and returning to her De Anza roots

Rory Conlon, Reporter
February 16, 2022
View from outside of the De Anza police station. Campus security and other administrative tasks are managed by a handful of officers, unarmed community service officers and part-time student employees.

In the wake of Black Lives Matter, some students call for defunding campus police while administration has other plans

Kevin Nguyen, Rory Conlon, and Georgina Munoz-Villanueva
December 12, 2021
This gender neutral bathroom is located in the L4 building on campus. It is locked and requires a passcode to enter.

De Anza set to install three more gender-neutral restrooms on campus

Rory Conlon, Reporter
December 8, 2021
Professor Janet Shaws ballet students rehearse in the dance studio for the first time in one and a half years.

How De Anza’s Creative Arts Division survived the pandemic

Rory Conlon, Reporter
November 22, 2021
Clockwise, from top left to bottom left: President Anahi Ruvalcaba, 19, political science major, Vice President Sarah Morales, 19, sociology major, chair of finance Sharon Utomo, 18, data science major, and chair of marketing and communications Sunnie Chen, 23, public policy major.

New DASG leadership discusses a paid senate, defunding campus police and developing a stronger community

Rory Conlon, Reporter
November 9, 2021
The De Anza Academic Senate met Monday to address affordable housing and continue developing their goals for the year.

Academic Senate discusses affordable housing and goals for the year

Rory Conlon, Reporter
October 13, 2021
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