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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…

By: Kenneth Wong, Virender Singh, Marco Shum, Kalvin Moses Urban planning is the unseen force that determines how a city operates. Urban planning is often confusing due to the layers of complexity in the system.  Urban planners must…

Students struggling with depression question if Covid-19 is to blame

By Rigo Bacaltos Without a physical safe space for LGBTQ+ individuals on campus, some students decided to take things into their own hands. Rae Parsons, a bioinformatics student at Langara, started the Langara Genders and Sexualities…

By Joyce Liew There is little agreement on the cause of a surging theft rate in the Sunset neighbourhood of South Vancouver. Vancouver Police Department crime data shows that overall, since 2020, vehicle and bicycles…