Forging a new path in the world of fashion
A local Indigenous artist said she believes in creating a difference in the lives of those looking for an identity
Anon(ymous) timely story of refugee perseverance
Reported by Kristen Holliday
Anon(ymous), presented by Langara’s Studio 58, is a timely retelling of a classic tale, addressing themes of refugee displacement and a quest for home, says director Carmen Aguirre.
Aguirre, a graduate of…
Gaming distractions can get out of control
Daljit Singh, a first-year Langara business management student, failed a test three times when he was in school in India because he spent so much time playing a video game.
Total three day shutdown for buses if no deal is reached in transit strike
Buses in Metro Vancouver will be shutting down for three days next week if a deal is not reached between Coast Mountain Bus Company and the union representing its drivers and mechanics.
Gender-balanced cabinet unveiled again: students and experts weigh in
Having a balanced federal cabinet is helping bridge the male-female equality gap, according to some Langara students
Voice Radio Ep. 13 – Traffic congestion issues, cyclists and motorists sharing the road
The podcast this week is a discussion of Vancouver's traffic congestion issues and the culture of cycling in the city
Union Wedding Show promotes allies to LGBTQ couples
Produced by Christina Dommer
Even though Vancouver is widely regarded as a progressive and inclusive city, LGBTQ couples are still prone to experiencing homophobia from businesses, says a local wedding planner.
Cristie Rosling, a…
Students want cheaper museum fees for more access
A new course, introduction to museum and curatorial studies, is coming to Langara College in the spring of 2020 on how museums are “complex social and cultural institutions,” with students exploring the history and theory of curating art.
Local man keeps Indonesian shadow puppetry alive in Vancouver
Sutrisno Hartana is one of the few experts in Vancouver practicing the art of wayang kulit, a form of traditional Indonesian shadow puppetry.
The challenges of golfing during the fall
Despite the harsh weather during the fall and winter months, players can capitalize on low demand to spend more time on the green to improve their golf game, according to a South Vancouver coach.