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By River Kero The Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association kicks off the men’s soccer championship this week with eight teams from across the country – all hoping the recent atmospheric rivers, high winds and an unseasonable forecast of…

By Kalvin Moses After a change in leadership and rebound in membership, the Langara Esports Association is looking beyond campus to the wider world. Since the summer, the association has gained 500 new members with an estimated 100…

By Christopher Harcourt The Humber Hawks dominated the season in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association men’s soccer league and will be one of the teams to watch when they attempt to defend their title at the national championship…

By Seth Forward The Falcons men's soccer team have been given an automatic placement in the upcoming 2022 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association nationals due to Langara hosting the tournament — despite not having won the gold for 22…

By Andrea Dante Seneca College is a young and talented team that has imposed its style of play against almost every team in their conference — until they met Humber College in the final. Both teams qualified for the Canadian College…

By Tom Eley Although students at Langara say campus washrooms are often littered with toilet paper, school washrooms are unlikely to dispense with paper products anytime soon. Collin Mills, an instructor in the department of geography…

By Samantha Holomay The Langara journalism and athletics departments have formed a partnership to bring coverage of the upcoming Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association men's soccer national championships. The collaboration allows…

By Nicholas Naylor For the first time in 16 years, Langara College is gearing up to host the top men’s soccer teams at the national championship. Reigning champions Humber College Hawks, undefeated this season in their own conference,…

By Hannah Rowena Mondiwa Businesses in B.C. see the new international student work policy as an opportunity to fill vacant job postings.  The food and restaurant industry has experienced a large labour shortage. Ian Tostenson, president…