Arts & Life

By Erin Conners Students wanting to tackle their cluttered living spaces should forget about perfection and focus on what works for them, experts say. Khaled Bayyari, a first-year business student diagnosed with attention deficit…

By Mateo Muego Young designers are energizing the vintage fashion movement in Vancouver as they combine old materials and tattered clothing through “upcycling.” Upcycling describes the reuse of vintage clothing to create new designs…

By Emma Shular Sex educators say young adults are learning more about sex on their own than they are during high school sex education courses. Dee Stacey, a certified sexual health educator, has taught young adults in Vancouver since…

By Nicholas Naylor and Kalvin Moses The Vancouver Christmas Market opened at 11:30 a.m. after a night of rare and heavy snowfall. People trickled in through the gates as the market opened to enjoy the German themed Christmas goods and…

By Hannah Mondiwa and Shashi Goel Despite weather and time conversion challenges in Vancouver, FIFA enthusiasts continue to enjoy the game at local bars and pubs. Customers add fun to their day by watching games with good surroundings…

By Melbah Grace Jacob  Vinyl records, CDs and cassettes have been making a comeback as people seek a deeper connection with music.  A sense of nostalgia, the actual possession of the item and the deepened experience of playing an…

By River Kero Cantonese continues to thrive in Vancouver despite Mandarin’ increasing dominance in the city. Cantonese has historically been the most spoken Chinese dialect in North America. According to the Statistics Canada, between…

By Andrea Dante As ABC Vancouver takes over Vancouver city hall and promises to make drinking in public parks permanent, Langara students and experts wonder if Langara Park and Vancouver are ready for that policy. From June 3 to Oct.…