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By EHXEA ANTOINE The construction of the new condos and the upgrading of the sewer systems on 49th Avenue is reaching the end of its phase 1 construction, but the lengthy construction projects have made it difficult for some South…

By RIDWAAN ADAS Along West 75th Avenue in South Vancouver, across the Fraser River from Sea Island, a small gathering space has quietly taken shape at Fraser River Park. There’s a fire pit surrounded by wooden seating, rocks carefully…

By VALENTINA BARRERA Sculptor Marie Khouri is pulling back the curtain on her public art, inviting visitors to not only see the finished product, but where it begins. Her new exhibition, From Maquette to Territory, at Alliance Française…

By LIAM CLARKE   Premier David Eby’s snap election comes as public post-secondary education faces growing uncertainty. A review of B.C.’s 25 post-secondary institutions has been finalized and handed over to the Ministry of…

By GUILHERME MÜLLER Studio 58 has appointed a new artistic director, ending a period of transition as the program looks to the future amid new challenges. Paul Moniz de Sá, who graduated from Studio 58 in 1997, was appointed as the…

By LIAM ROBERT SCOTT Seniors in Marpole’s aging stucco and concrete walk-up apartments face serious risks during this year’s expected record-breaking heat, say community advocates as they work toward solutions. BC Hydro building data…

By DUNCAN MCCARTHY After placing fifth at the PACWEST championships, the Langara Falcons women's basketball team has big hopes for next season. The women made it to the quarterfinals of the conference championship on March 5 before…

By ZOE LI Langara is spending $13.5 million next fiscal year on Workday Student, an administrative information system that has drawn criticism from students at the only other B.C. school that uses the system. Workday Student will…

By AJ WATT Langara is eliminating markers who help instructors grade writing-heavy assignments, and faculty say the administration's only guidance has been to “get creative.” The college is cutting marker funding April 1 as part of an…

By  RIDWAAN ADAS More than 16 years ago, an idea began as a small seed from Tanya Goehring, and supported it by Trevor Jacobson while they were students at Langara. Now, the Vancouver-based artist duo is returning to the college, this…