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By TUAN TRAN Makerspace offers Langara solutions for hard-to-find replacement parts as well as student and faculty projects: it will make them. “The Makerspace is a resource for all of Langara,” said Philip Robbins, coordinator of the…

Photos and story by HAZEL LOVE Imagine having to live with all your exes. That’s the story behind Baggage, Studio 58’s October production. It follows the heroine, Jill, as she navigates a new relationship with Ben while still carrying…

By KORALEE NICKARZ A Greater Vancouver Food Bank policy prevents international students experiencing food insecurity during their first year in Canada from receiving free food while they adjust to an unfamiliar country and community.…

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Langara students are missing out on being scared – at least at the campus library. The Langara library’s second annual Halloween Film Fest, designed to enhance student engagement, has struggled to draw a crowd.…

By SAGE SMITH Gwyn Crisp says that in a city like Vancouver struggling with a toxic drug crisis, anyone can come across a person having an overdose. Crisp, a 26-year-old Langara student, said she has witnessed two overdoses and …

By BOB HOMER As sewer upgrades on Oak Street enter their second year, residents in neighbouring Marpole say they wonder if the continuous disruption to their community is worth it.  Charles Gauthier, a longtime resident of the area,…

By SOFIA MOHAMED A provincial election all-candidates forum for the Vancouver-Langara electoral district left some staff and students disappointed by the lack of promotion. The forum was organized by the Langara Students’ Union and…

By LYDIA OCHIENG Langara clubs say that room booking difficulties and a new 28-day advance notice of event policy are “strangling student life.” Rae Parsons, president of the Langara Genders and Sexualities Alliance, said in a written…

By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL  Langara students say they are using AI to assist them in their schoolwork while avoiding academically dishonest uses of the new technology. Amneesh Pal Singh, a third semester web and mobile app design and…

By HILARY ANGUS The B.C. government’s new policy of standardized minimum nurse-to-patient ratios will result in better training for nursing students, says a Vancouver critical care nurse. According to Ben Aubrey, a registered nurse at St.…