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Fall club day recap!Representatives from De Anza’s student clubs take to the main quad for a quarterly showcase.  With d...
10/10/2025

Fall club day recap!

Representatives from De Anza’s student clubs take to the main quad for a quarterly showcase.  With decorated tables and posterboards, dance and music performances, club day gives new and returning students a chance to meet and greet with members of clubs ranging a diverse spectrum of interests from academia to outdoors adventures and everything in-between.

Organized by , club day is held on the third Thursday of each quarter, with over 80 clubs in attendance, according to the ICC.

📸: Frank Meyers

De Anza’s women’s volleyball team won its home game against City College of San Francisco 3-0 in a shutout match on Wedn...
10/10/2025

De Anza’s women’s volleyball team won its home game against City College of San Francisco 3-0 in a shutout match on Wednesday, Oct 1, just a week after beating CCSF away; De Anza now holds a record of 10-9 for its ongoing season. 

The Mountain Lions fought a close battle with CCSF during the first set, but ultimately pulled through to take the set 25-19; as the team gained its momentum through the next two sets, De Anza showed out 25-13 in the second set and 25-3 in the final.  

To read the full article, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🎨: Sarah Atito

De Anza Student Government pulled $7,570 from its budget to reimburse speaker costs and meals for its leadership trainin...
10/09/2025

De Anza Student Government pulled $7,570 from its budget to reimburse speaker costs and meals for its leadership training program in early September, at its Oct. 1 general senate meeting in the Student Council Chambers.

The amount included $6,000 for a day-long “LeaderShape” program, which had already been paid for and required reimbursement, and $1,570 for meals provided by local businesses during the weeklong event.

To read the full article, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🖋️: Yosselyn Garcia Rodas
📸: Ann Peñalosa

Heads up! De Anza students are invited to meet with representatives from top universities including MIT, Princeton and Y...
10/08/2025

Heads up! De Anza students are invited to meet with representatives from top universities including MIT, Princeton and Yale at the “An Evening With Top Colleges and Universities” event on Monday, Oct. 13.

The event is hosted at Evergreen Valley College in San José, and it includes a Q&A panel from 4 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. and a transfer information fair from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Students can ask questions about academic programs, financial aid and the transfer process.

The deadline to RSVP is today, Oct. 7.

🎨: Chloe Kenrow

The Foothill-De Anza Community College District’s 2025 Annual Safety and Security Report is now available.The report inc...
10/08/2025

The Foothill-De Anza Community College District’s 2025 Annual Safety and Security Report is now available.

The report includes campus crime statistics and policy statements related to safety and emergency preparedness.

If you want a printed copy, contact Joe Mauss at [email protected] or 650-949-7513.

For more details, visit http://police.fhda.edu.

🎨: Chloe Kenrow

Faculty members say higher costs could limit international enrollment and reduce campus funding.Debbie Lee, dean of inte...
10/07/2025

Faculty members say higher costs could limit international enrollment and reduce campus funding.

Debbie Lee, dean of intercultural and international studies, said international students and workers bring different perspectives that enrich U.S. industries.
“We’re probably going to lose out on that with such a prohibitive cost being put on those visas,” Lee said.

To read the full article, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🎨: Sarah Atito

Take a look at events and meetings at De Anza College for the third week of the fall quarter.Do not miss out the Fall Cl...
10/07/2025

Take a look at events and meetings at De Anza College for the third week of the fall quarter.

Do not miss out the Fall Club Day this Thursday, Women of Color in Entrepreneurship career panel this Thursday and a Cumbiation dance party for Latinx Heritage Month.

For more details, visit deanza.edu/events/.

🎨: Meryem Sezgin

Here is the weekly roundup from De Anza College:The campus bookstore has extended its hours of operation through Oct. 23...
10/05/2025

Here is the weekly roundup from De Anza College:

The campus bookstore has extended its hours of operation through Oct. 23. The new hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Thursday, and 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday.

In other news, De Anza College was recognized in two reports last month for high state and national rankings related to student education and career outcomes. The reports were published by the College Future’s Foundation and the HEA Group.

In addition, the Campus Center’s upper-level restrooms are temporarily closed for repairs. Students and staff can use the restrooms on the lower level of the Campus Center.

🎨: Cindy Rodriguez

Foothill-De Anza Community College District will implement parking regulations in designated staff spaces starting Nov. ...
10/05/2025

Foothill-De Anza Community College District will implement parking regulations in designated staff spaces starting Nov. 1, 2025.

According to an announcement from Chancellor Lee Lambert, the change follows concerns from faculty and staff regarding student parking.

For students and visitors, parking remains free in non-staff parking areas. District employees will be required to display a new parking permit. Temporary permits for the fall 2025 quarter are available for free at the Foothill Police Department in the Campus Center, Room 2103.

The police department will issue warnings for the first two weeks of implementation. For more information, visit https://police.fhda.edu/.

🎨: Sarah Atito

Meet the La Voz News staff for fall 2025 - part 2.*This roster will be updated throughout the quarter.*Visit lavozdeanza...
10/05/2025

Meet the La Voz News staff for fall 2025 - part 2.

*This roster will be updated throughout the quarter.*

Visit lavozdeanza.com for more information.

🎨: Atharva Salkar

Meet the La Voz News staff for fall 2025.*This roster will be updated throughout the quarter.*Visit our website at lavoz...
10/05/2025

Meet the La Voz News staff for fall 2025.

*This roster will be updated throughout the quarter.*

Visit our website at lavozdeanza.com for more information.

🎨: Atharva Salkar

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