Langara student activist demands change
Langara student Noor Fadel is rallying support in her efforts to create change.
Photo radar proposed as solution to dangerous intersection
A Burnaby city councillor is lobbying to bring back controversial photo radar to ensure road safety after three people were hit by cars on a crosswalk in less than a week, with one fatality.
Speed Gaming: Vancouver’s Newest Matchmaker
With Valentines Day around the corner, Langara's the Voice is looking at how board games can foster strong relationships—romantic or platonic.
Moon ceremony helps participants connect and be heard
Over 50 women went to the full moon circle at Dharma Temple last week to explore their vulnerabilities in a safe setting. Attendees gather in a circle to acknowledge their personal afflictions. The ceremonies are held monthly, but the Feb.…
Dandelion Tinctures: A Spring Superfood
At an herbal medicine workshop last Sunday at the Moberly Arts & Cultural Centre, students foraged and curated their own dandelion tinctures while learning about the medicinal properties of local flora and fauna.
Voice Podcast 21: Female Students Speak About Being Underrepresented in Campus Clubs
In this week’s episode, The Voice speaks with three women who share their experiences about being a minority in their student club.
Electric vehicle advocates say EVs are shockingly fun to drive
The future of electric cars in Vancouver is looking positively charged thanks to the efforts of a diverse group of local lobbyists.
Two falcons, different flight paths
The Langara Falcons men’s and women’s basketball teams have had drastically different results as the PacWest season winds down.
Studio 58’s The Skin of Our Teeth breaks conventions to reach its audience
Langara’s Studio 58 is breaking theatrical convention in its rendition of The Skin of Our Teeth to generate discussion about climate change, politics and human resilience.
Contract dispute will not affect student services
The collective agreement between the LSU and its employees was not renewed when it ended in November of last year, leading to a brief lockout of employees in mid-December.