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12/11/2025

On Nov. 18, The Mountain Lions Sportscast on La Voz News at De Anza College featured a discussion with three female cross country athletes, Nathaly Bernal, Angela Ellis, and Corinne Thelen, members of the team who won the 32CA Regional Championships on Nov. 7 and went into state championships the following Saturday on Nov. 22.

La Voz reporters Ashritha Chand and Jennifer Yamanaka asked them about their process, what motivates them and how they felt about the season overall. Podcast filmed by Jennifer Yamanaka and Ashritha Chand

To watch the full video, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🎤: Ashritha Chand and Jennifer Yamanaka

As DJ McTate Stroman sets up his equipment, students slowly shuffle into the Euphrat Museum of Art many already knowing ...
12/10/2025

As DJ McTate Stroman sets up his equipment, students slowly shuffle into the Euphrat Museum of Art many already knowing each other, others taking the opportunity to explore the surrounding art , before settling into their seats. 

This is First Thursday, a monthly open mic event held at De Anza’s art gallery, centered around art, poetry and hip-hop. 

Diana Argabrite, director of Euphrat, said this open mic is an opportunity to invite more students into the space.

To read the full article and see more photos, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🖋️: Mariana Frias Da Costa
📸: Kevin Zhao

The California History Center hosted its fifth annual “Sip and Paint” Members and Donors Recognition Dinner, bringing to...
12/09/2025

The California History Center hosted its fifth annual “Sip and Paint” Members and Donors Recognition Dinner, bringing together faculty, students and community supporters for an evening that blended art, appreciation and fundraising, on Dec. 4.

The tradition began during the pandemic as a virtual gathering for faculty. 

To read the full article and see more photos, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🖋️: Kinjal Dhandar
📸: Ko Ko Lin Thant

12/08/2025

Following the UC and CSU application deadline on Dec. 1, La Voz staff reporter Carolyn Zhao interviewed students on campus on Wednesday, Dec. 3, to ask about their overall experiences with the application, challenges they faced with the process, De Anza resources they used and any tips they have for future applicants. 

🎤 & ✂️: Carolyn Zhao
🎥: Gordon Yang

12/07/2025

Students and community members gather at the California History Center on Thursday, Dec. 4, for the fourth annual Sip and Paint Donors and Members Recognition Dinner.

The event was hosted by the Foothill–De Anza Foundation and the Social Sciences and Humanities Division and featured art activities, live music, food and wine. A $20 donation was encouraged.

🎤: Jennifer Yamanaka
✂️: Gordon Yang

12/06/2025

In this broadcast we cover:

- Finals schedule and De-Stress week
- Last flea market, planetarium shows, farmers markets of the year
- Orchestra, choir performances and SoFA art walk
- Caltrain holiday train and city tree lightings

Hosted by Orly Bryan and Gordon Yang
Produced, filmed and edited by Ann Peñalosa

Music used:
“let it snow” and “snowman” by ⁨

La Voz News is recruiting new members for the upcoming winter quarter.Students will have opportunities to build resumes,...
12/04/2025

La Voz News is recruiting new members for the upcoming winter quarter.

Students will have opportunities to build resumes, network with professionals and gain practical experience in news reporting, marketing and content creation.

Registration is still open until January 5, and you can join classes through January 18 with an add code.

If you have any questions, reach out to Professor Farideh Dada at [email protected].

12/04/2025

The 17-year-old suspect arrested in the Black Friday shooting at Valley Fair Mall appeared at a juvenile hearing this morning at the Santa Clara County Juvenile Center.

He has been charged with attempted murder, and a judge ordered him to remain in custody. His next hearing is scheduled for Dec. 15 at 1:30 p.m.

It is unclear whether he will be charged as an adult, that decision will be made by the judge.

To read the full article and see more photos, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🎤: Gavin Rust
🎥: Sango Levonian

12/02/2025

A 17-year old male suspect, as well as a 21-year-old female suspect, have been arrested in connection with the shooting at Valley Fair Mall in San Jose that injured three people, including a 16-year old girl. The shooting occurred Friday, Nov. 28.

The San Jose Police Department confirmed the shooting was gang-related and that the juvenile suspect was on probation for other firearm charges at the time.

Police said the 17-year-old pulled a semi-automatic handgun from his waistband and opened fire on a rival gang member just outside Macy’s on the second level of the promenade, leaving Black Friday shoppers running for cover.

Police said the 21-year-old female suspect was walking with the 17-year-old while pushing a stroller with a baby when she allegedly helped him escape.

To see the details, visit our website at lavozdeanza.com.

🖋️ & 📸: Gavin Rust
🎥: Sango Levonian

For 58 years, La Voz News has been the voice of De Anza College, delivering award-winning student journalism. Due to bud...
12/02/2025

For 58 years, La Voz News has been the voice of De Anza College, delivering award-winning student journalism. Due to budget challenges, we’re raising funds to continue printing our newspaper and to provide student journalists with opportunities to attend professional conferences like Journalism Association of Community Colleges and the California College Media Association.

These experiences are invaluable, helping students network, learn from professionals and compete at the highest level.

Every dollar makes a difference! Donate, share and help us keep student journalism alive.

Link in bio to support on GoFundMe.

🎨: Gordon Yang

“Q & A” is part of the La Voz News publication that highlights conversations with community members at De Anza.Baseball ...
12/02/2025

“Q & A” is part of the La Voz News publication that highlights conversations with community members at De Anza.

Baseball season at De Anza kicked off in September, and players said they are full of excitement for their upcoming seasons.

Keanu Hennings, 20,  kinesiology major, and Mason Manglicmot, 19, business major, share their thoughts about the baseball season and what they hope to see in their future games. 

La Voz: Can you describe your experience playing baseball?

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

🖋️ & 📸: Leslie Machorro Reynoso

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