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Kyle Gordon album delivers comedy, quality

La Voz News

“Kyle Gordon is Everywhere” is Kyle Gordon’s third studio album, with a similar premise to his previous projects — focusing on making catchy riffs of different genres while bringing satiric commentary to them. Known for his short-form comedy videos on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, Gordon is no stranger to making high quality sounds while... The post Kyle Go

Women’s soccer loses 3-0 to Chabot

La Voz News

De Anza College’s women’s soccer team fell 3-0 to the Chabot College Gladiators on Friday, Oct. 9. Despite its 5-9 season record, the team showed defensive improvement during the second half; unlike its earlier 5-0 loss to Hartnell College, after allowing three goals in the first half, it stopped Chabot from scoring again in the second.... The post Women’s s

‘Mud’ makes a splash

La Voz News

Remi Wolf debuted a soulful, folk feel in her third full album release, “Mud,” on Oct. 9, combining it with her typical genre-bending sound. This release follows Wolf’s high-energy pop album, “Big Ideas,” released in July 2024; “Mud” airs out her experience with sobriety, love and heartbreak. The 43 minute, 11-song album features only one... The post ‘Mud’ m

Suspect charged in Target theft identified - La Voz News

La Voz News

32-year-old Shaquille Smith was arrested and charged with theft, criminal conspiracy, resisting arrest and injuring an officer.

La Voz takes home 28 awards at regionals

La Voz News

La Voz News won 28 awards at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges Northern California Regional Conference on Oct. 17 at San Francisco State University, including five first-place finishes. The one-day conference brought together around 150 students and faculty members from 13 community colleges across Northern California for journalism workshops,

Crazy hair, don’t care

La Voz News

Across De Anza College, students use their hair as semi-permanent canvases to express themselves. Communications major Lyn Bacchi, 20, said she shows her individuality through hair because of prior restrictions, namely school uniforms. “I went to a high school where you couldn’t really express yourself,” Bacchi said. “I felt like my main option was hair... T

Dating apps: a tool, or a trap

La Voz News

Communications major Sophie Everett, 22, said they met their current partner of three years on Hinge; however, they said they wouldn’t push dating apps onto others just because of their good experience. The post Dating apps: a tool, or a trap appeared first on La Voz News .

Former president up for southern California job

La Voz News

Six months after resigning from De Anza College, former President Omar Torres made Palomar College’s list of finalists in its presidential search on Oct. 13. Torres’ prospective position in north San Diego County would make him at least more than his Foothill-De Anza salary, with its starting president/superintendent salary ranging anywhere from $325,000 to

One Target theft suspect still at large

La Voz News

Senior Communications Officer Brooks Jarosz wrote in an Oct. 13 email to La Voz News that deputies responded shortly before 5 p.m. and that one of the two suspects struggled. Jarosz also wrote that on top of grand theft and criminal conspiracy, the arrested suspect faces charges related to resisting and escaping arrest. The post One Target theft suspect stil

It’s a college, not a business

La Voz News

Despite going through five presidents in the last three years, De Anza College’s different administrative lineups have consistently made themselves clear about the type of college they want to run — a moneymaker. Last spring, De Anza slashed its College Promise tuition coverage down to one year, barely three years after an earlier Promise cut,... The post It

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