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Student mental health: Treatment requires accountability from selves and schools

La Voz Editorial Board | May 31, 2023

In a land flowing with milk and honey, that being a society overflowing with resources at every corner of our reach, it is a wonder why more than 60% of college students struggle with at least one mental...

Feeling burnt out? Read this.

Lianna Vaughan, Reporter | May 18, 2021

As the pandemic continues to take a toll, De Anza College staff and students share tips to avoid feeling burnt out.

The pandemic has ruined the excitement of transferring

Kat Pursell, Reporter | May 18, 2021

During my freshman year at UC Irvine, the U.S. started COVID-19 shut-downs — confusing my already turbulent transfer process.

Taking a walk is time-consuming but worth it

Emjay Troxclair, Reporter/copy editor | March 25, 2021

I took a walk every evening for a few days, boosting my mood and relieving stress.

De Anza Playlist: Top 4 songs to help you get through post-midterm stress

Vanessa Nazareno, Reporter | June 4, 2020

Halfway through with the Spring quarter, students have just finished their midterms and are catching up on the assignments that have piled up. With stress from school as well as the outside world, students...

‘Chill City’ event focuses on de-stressing students

Abby Hou, Staff Reporter | December 10, 2018

In an effort to help minimize De Anza College students’ finals-week stress, De Anza Student Health Center hosted ‘Chill City’ on Thurs. Nov. 6. Students were able to meet therapy dogs from the...

Quarter system puts students in an unnecessary rush

My Do, Staff Reporter | October 18, 2018

This article is one of a two-part debate. The opposing argument can be found here. From an administrative viewpoint, the quarter system may help keep costs down, but for students, the savings may not...

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