Sam Eaton

1 month ago | lavozdeanza.com | Sam Eaton

, La Voz StaffThe De Anza College Academic Senate approved a motion to add quantitative reasoning to the list of Institutional Core Competencies on Monday, May 5 in the Media & Learning... May 12, 2025 May 9, 2025 May 4, 2025View All , La Voz StaffA 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit central Myanmar on March 28 near the city of Mandalay. Burmese students at De Anza College shared their immediate reactions, the personal...

1 month ago | lavozdeanza.com | Sam Eaton

and Legal status has been restored for six De Anza College and three Foothill College international students during a sweeping reinstatement effort by the Trump administration. Foothill-De... May 3, 2025 May 2, 2025 April 30, 2025View All , La Voz StaffOn the third Thursday of every fall, winter and spring quarter, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the De Anza College Main Quad comes alive with an energy rarely seen during the rest...

Oct 27, 2024 | scrippsnews.com | Sam Eaton

Around the world, geopolitical conflict and migration crises are fueling an unprecedented boom in border wall construction. For wildlife these barriers pose an existential threat, blocking critical migration corridors in a time when more and more animals are on the move to survive a changing climate. “The border wall is essentially an uncontrolled ecological experiment on a continental scale,” says Myles Traphagen, Borderlands Program Coordinator with Wildlands Network.

May 12, 2024 | scrippsnews.com | Natasha Del Toro |Cody LaGrow |Sam Eaton |Sebastian Walker

Economic divides widen in Puerto Rico as a new class of cryptocurrency entrepreneurs moves in. The sandy beaches and historic towns of Puerto Rico make the island a vacation paradise for visitors. But in recent years, the economic divide between rich and poor Puerto Ricans has widened, and a recent influx of crypto currency tycoons has some locals speaking out. In this episode of “In Real Life," correspondent Natasha Del Toro shows what happens when a U.S. territory becomes a tax haven.

Apr 25, 2024 | nola.com | Sam Eaton

This week, thousands of professionals attended Oceantic Network’s International Partnering Forum in New Orleans, one of the largest offshore wind industry conferences. While harnessing wind energy at sea is still in its early stages in the United States, Louisiana workers and companies are uniquely positioned to play an outsized role in this new sector, just as they have for the past century in offshore oil and gas.