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Reported by Lisa Tanh The traditional Indian dance groups that perform at Diwali festivals throughout Vancouver are far more versatile then one might imagine. Though the performers will please crowds with their traditional Indian…

Reported by Allison Hayes After premiering their film Public Schooled at this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival, two Studio 58 alumni attribute their success to their unique rapport. Producer and screenwriter Josh Epstein…

Reported by Natalia Buendia Calvillo While coffee cups are generally low cost for businesses and consumers, convenience comes with a high cost on the environment. Coffee cups comprise 20 per cent of the total waste produced at Langara…

Reported by Danica Walker A former Langara College student is taking a moral stand against the school for its “magic” therapy courses offered by the Continuing Studies department. Brian Lynchehaun noticed holistic health classes being…

Reported by Lisa Tanh Though students were surprised that a robbery took place at Langara College last July, they have trust in the campus security protocols after a quick arrest by Vancouver police. On July 21, during night classes,…

Reported by Danica Walker Sourcing props and designing an elaborate set were just some of the issues Studio 58 faced in their modern rendition of Shakespeare’s As You Like It, set in a refugee camp. The Shakespearean comedy centres…

Inconsistent play and injuries left Langara’s golf team struggling to find their swing in their third season of PacWest competition.

Reported by Nick Valka A healing technique based on the transfer of energy called Reiki has been gaining popularity all over Vancouver, but why should it stop with humans? Reiki is being practiced on pets the same way it is practiced on…

Reported by Becca Clarkson Langara’s Science and Technology Building earned 67 LEED points, missing the 80 points required for the highest level of certification, it was revealed last month. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design…

Reported by Daniel Dadi-Cantarino A newly elected Port Moody city councillor believes the low voter turnout in the byelection he won last month shows that many residents aren’t interested in local politics. Hunter Madsen, who ran as…