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Langara alumnus Mitchell Hudson’s Try Events hosted its first ever Vancouver Hot Chocolate Run on March 1. Five or 10 K run Participants chose between a five-kilometre or 10.4-kilometre route, and every person at the Stanley Park…

Cyberbullying is driving a considerably higher portion of post-secondary students than adolescents to consider suicide, said an SFU professor. Close to a quarter of students bullied In an ongoing study by SFU researcher Wanda Cassidy, 22…

Langara students taking group selfies are not starting a lice epidemic, but local experts say it is a possible way to spread an infestation. The head-to-head contact lice transfer may be happening more frequently due to young adults…

Langara is kicking off a healthy eating initiative called Food for Thought, which runs from March 3 to April 11. According to Vancouver Coastal Health, drinking water and having a balanced diet is key to reducing the risk of heart…

Runners preparing for the Vancouver Sun Run got valuable training tips during a presentation at Langara last week. The Sun Run draws in thousands of runners of varying ages and experience levels each year from around the world. This year…

Snow made an appearance last week, supposedly confirming Groundhog Day’s prediction of six more weeks of winter after Ontario's groundhog Wiarton Willie spotted his shadow on Feb. 2. Langara students shared their thoughts of the snow as it…

Some Killarney residents hope to stomp out TransLink’s proposed changes to the No. 49 bus route. TransLink proposed a makeover for the No. 49 bus route that runs along East 49th Avenue with major stops like UBC, Langara College and…

Taking risks and adopting an entrepreneurial approach is key to succeeding in the arts, theatre producer and director Peter Jorgensen told his audience in a lecture last week. Also, it is important “to be your own boss,” said Jorgensen,…

Langara students had the opportunity to screen their documentaries before an audience of approximately 30 people as part of the weekend’s Just Film Festival. Hosted by Langara, from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2 the event showcased social justice…

There Goes the Bride, an English drama by Ray Cooney and John Chapman, gets a new twist by director Catherine Morrison at the Metro Theatre in Vancouver. This is Morrison’s second time directing the play and this time she decided to add…