Campus
Part-time post-secondary instructors fear losing work amidst international student…
By ARLO JUKES
Part-time instructors at Langara and other B.C. post-secondary institutions worry they could lose…
Langara Students’ Union pays for 50 per cent more…
By YASHVIKA GROVER
Langara Students’ Union staff members make on average $112,292, significantly more than SFU…
Students can fix their bikes as the LSU repair shop reopens
By ARLO JUKES
The Langara Students’ Union bike repair shop is open again after months of uncertainty about its…
Pesticide ban encourages large rat population at Langara to…
Many bait stations are located around the campus to trap and humanely kill rats. Despite that, rats have been…
Special Investigation
Overcoming fear and fentanyl in B.C.
By Tom Eley and Clarissa Kurniawan
The stories that include fentanyl usually consist of death, overdose and…
Party and play pose fentanyl risk
By River Kero
For members of the queer community, fentanyl can pose a specific and dangerous problem with a lot…
The life and crimes of Abd’l-Malik Rhyan Loubissi-Morris
By Hannah Mondiwa
Last month, high-level fentanyl trafficker Abd’l-Malik Rhyan Loubissi-Morris was sentenced in…
Youth take the lead on fentanyl education in school
By Sarah Amy Leung
Eight years into B.C.’s toxic drug crisis, a youth-led organization is stepping up to inform…
Community
Shelters nearing capacity after tear down of tent city
By ALY GLENN
Since the removal of a campsite in South Vancouver, nearby shelters have seen an increase in people…
Faculty emotions high over Natalie Knight dismissal
By JAMIE MAH and EMILY BEST
Langara faculty are divided in the wake of the firing of instructor Natalie Knight,…
Langara Faculty Association and federation of faculty unions…
By SARAH AMY LEUNG
Hours after Langara College announced the termination of controversial English instructor…
Homeless youth left with no shelters in South Van
By EDMUND HAYLEY
In contrast to other parts of the city, South Vancouver lacks winter emergency shelters…
Sports
Opinion
Classroom disruptors put on a cringe clinic
By Nicholas Naylor
When successful pranksters like Jake and Logan Paul gained wealth and notoriety in the YouTube…
Buskers go digital in Vancouver
By Marilyn Reichert
Passengers heading home from work can often hear the faint tunes of a guitar floating over…
Violence against nurses explodes in British Columbia
By Tom Eley
When we think of the professions most exposed to violence, we think of police officers, security…
Overdose crisis affecting South Asian community in Vancouver
By Virender Singh
Dismantling the taboo around drugs for immigrant communities in South Vancouver can help…
Arts & Life
Traditional carving methods perpetuate artistic creativity
By CHARLOTTE HUI
Although digital technology and modern power tools enhance wood carving, traditional hand tools…
Student playwrights and set designer take risks for FourPlay
By BRICIA CORTES
Student playwrights and a set designer with an ambitious plan have undertaken the risky…
Digital technology altering the wood carving industry
By CHARLOTTE HUI
Many wood carvers are embracing technological advances in 3D wood carving, despite some…
The artistic challenge of creating a multipurpose theatre…
By BRICIA CORTES
Set designer Ryan Cormack has undertaken an ambitious project to develop a multi-purpose set…
Voice Radio
Voice Radio Ep. 50 – Students suffer with mental health amidst war
By CALA ALI
Some college and university students have noticed a decline in their mental health since the start…
Voice Radio Ep. 49 – Drastic spike in international…
By MELBAH GRACE JACOB
This is an insightful podcast that delves into the transformative enrolment trends…
Voice Radio Ep. 48 – Vet shortage impacts farms in…
By Meharwaan Manak and Tom Eley
The shortage of vets in the province has caused some farmers to look…
Voice Radio Ep. 47 – Random attacks in Vancouver…
By Cala Ali
In 2021, the Vancouver Police Department said that four stranger assaults occured per day in…