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Campus
Online classes strain more than just the eyes
By Meg McLachlan
Post-secondary students across the Lower Mainland say they are experiencing an increased level…
Langara Film arts program survives COVID-19 year
By Tyson Burrows
Doing their own hair and makeup. Changing scripts on the fly so that scenes would be filmed…
Increased demand for mental health services amongst students
By Charlie Carey
Langara College is currently solidifying its 2025 Strategic Plan, which will aim to provide…
Langara students weigh in on campus safety
By Norman Galimski
There have been two sexual assaults within blocks of Langara College, yet students feel safe…
Community
Vancouver residents seeing more urban coyotes wandering during pandemic
By Jacob Van Luven
Some Vancouver residents believe that they are seeing more coyotes than usual in the past few…
Fitness facility regulations leave less options to improve…
By Catherine Mwitta
Recent COVID-19 gym closures and restrictions have left some students and community members…
First Nations activists rally in support of Mi’kmaq peoples
By Tyson Burrows
Activists including Dakota Bear and Audrey Siegl gathered on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, in…
Community organizations provide food after the closure of…
By Emma Gregory
Since the start of a petition by the South Vancouver Neighbourhood House, local community…
At Large
Cats in Vancouver’s community have more struggles this winter
By Ryan Ng
Vancouver’s community cats will have a tougher time this winter as COVID-19 has not only affected…
U.S. election stress hits Canadian youth
By Catherine Mwitta
Young Canadians feel uncertain about their future in light of the 2020 U.S. elections, says…
American elections too tight to call
By Tyson Burrows
Americans went to the polls yesterday in one of the tightest presidential races in U.S.…
Vancouver-Langara riding prepares for election
By Tyson Burrows
For the first time in three decades, the NDP has a chance to wrest away the Liberal…
Sports
Arts&Life
Social isolation leads to lonely holiday season
By Henri B Ngimbis
Since the eruption of COVID-19 in Jan. 2020 in B.C., measures such as gathering restriction…
Langara Film arts program survives COVID-19 year
By Tyson Burrows
Doing their own hair and makeup. Changing scripts on the fly so that scenes would be filmed…
Virtual lives lead to real injuries
By Caroline Egan
Playing video games for hours on end can be a great form of entertainment during a pandemic,…
Setting expectations from the NDP government
By Henri Ngimbis
Some B.C. students are hopeful that the NDP’s majority government after the B.C. election can…
Voice Radio
Voice Radio Ep. 23 – Penny the chicken and betting on current events
Produced by Rui Yang Xu, Emma Gregory, Caroline Egan
This week, podcast editor Rui Yang Xu and reporters Emma…
Voice Radio Ep. 22 – Cycling this winter and the…
Produced by Ryan Ng, Veronika Khvoro and Jacob Van Luven
Podcast editor Ryan Ng hosts this episode of The Voice…
Voice Radio Ep. 21 – Vancouver’s no-pet…
Produced by Soubhik Chakrabarti, Breanne Doyle and Charlie Carey.
In this episode of Voice Radio, podcast editor…
Zoom School: From stage to screen, students adjust
In this weeks Podcast Studio 58 presents The Dollhouse virtually while other programs struggle with the transition…