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DA Voices: What will you remember about your time at De Anza?

Andrea Infante, Reporter | June 23, 2022

Back in the days of print, “DA Voices” used to be a section where the De Anza community’s voice was spotlighted. La Voz reporters would ask the same question to different people and arrange their...

Students work to overcome low motivation during winter quarter

Kaylee Flores, Reporter | February 24, 2021

With no breaks to look forward to, De Anza College students are feeling less motivated in school — though they still prefer the rigor of the quarter system.

DA Voices: Does voting for student government matter?

Abhiram Rishi Prattipati, Staff Reporter | March 8, 2019

De Anza student to confront issues of bullying through film

Brenna White, Staff Reporter | December 7, 2018

A De Anza College film student is tackling bullying in schools, an issue that lies close to home to her own personal experiences. “I was bullied in high school not physically, but verbally,” said...

Transportation, food, housing big issues for De Anza students

Stephanie Lam, Campus Beat Editor | October 2, 2018

De Anza College students self-reported high levels of basic needs insecurities in a study conducted by the De Anza College Office of Institutional Research and Planning released on June 18. Out...

Update on myPortal

Jocelyn Hernandez, Staff Reporter | October 2, 2018

The Foothill - De Anza Community College district released a newly updated portal on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Everything is placed onto an “Apps” page and allows users to personalize their portal using...

De Anza app is a must-download

Ethan Bennett, Opinions Editor | October 2, 2018

De Anza College students: If you want to manage important aspects of your academic career without struggling with confusing websites, the new De Anza app is just for you. Created by the De Anza-Foothill...

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