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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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Current and former La Voz News staff members along with the adviser (right) show off their awards at the Spring National College Media Conference held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in San Francisco on March 11.

La Voz students win journalism contests

March 13, 2023

Journalism students who produce the La Voz News publication won 22 awards during the Spring National College Media Conference held in San Francisco from March 9 to 11. La Voz staffers won first, second...

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Utilizing Minecraft as a universal loophole for information

Lauren Locquiao, Staff Reporter | March 30, 2020

Minecraft has been a household game for quite sometime now. It was introduced in 2009 and wasn’t really thought of anything special. It may seem like a mindless game just for fun, but users have the...

The charm of journalism

The charm of journalism

Taylor Park, Staff Reporter | March 16, 2020

Journalism has an integral part in today’s society especially through the development of social media in the past years. We rely on the news to educate us about what is happening in the world. Journalism...

Student journalism: Crucial element of life at De Anza

La Voz Editorial Board | March 23, 2019

Student journalism is more than just another major. For us at La Voz News, journalism is not just something we want to pursue, but something we have to. A working government needs journalists to hold...

Coopers moms advice: Follow your bliss

Cooper’s mom’s advice: ‘Follow your bliss’

Elizabeth Rodriguez, Staff Writer | January 23, 2015

CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper spoke about his affluent upbringing, reporting in war zones and gave advice about pursuing personal and academic goals to a crowd at the De Anza College Flint Center Wednesday,...

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