Arts & Life

Reported by Tanner Bokor The dubious practice of ending relationships without explanation wasn’t pioneered by millennials, despite a stereotype that they are using the tactic more than any other generation. Fortune published a blog post…

Reported by Melanie Green Surrounded by empty pop cans and well-used reference books, four players debate about whether or not they can enter the rubble of a fallen city until the dungeon master silences them with a firm “No.”…

Reported by Kristyn Anthony It’s a story of love, war and tragedy and in the midst of a divided modern world, Studio 58 presents Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida which opens Nov. 17 and runs until Dec. 4. Written in 1602 and set in the…

Reported by Stuart Neatby Like most things with men, according to Stewart Anderson, hairstyles don’t change much. Anderson is the assistant program director of hair art design at the John Casablancas Institute. He said the well-groomed…

Reported by Alison Pudsey and Nico Hernandez The biggest supermoon of the 21st century was somewhat blocked by cloudy skies in Vancouver this past Monday night, but Vancouverites may have a chance to see another one like it a month from…

On March 12 the Langara fine arts department hosted an open house for prospective students. Here's a spotlight on some of the current students in the program and what they're working on: Jasmine Baetz is in her final semester of…

Latin American culture and social politics were the backbone to Langara’s annual Latin America Week, where guest speakers literally tangoed through the main foyer. Latin America Week ran from Feb. 27 to March 6 and featured various events…

Studio 58 alumna and playwright Beverley Cooper brings her play, Innocence Lost: A Play About Steven Truscott, to Langara from March 20 to April 6 for its Western Canadian premiere. “ really is one of the most fascinating cases in Canadian…