Vancouver community celebrates famed Chinese calligrapher one year after death
A year after the death of Yim Tse, the Vancouver calligraphy community celebrates the lasting contribution the famed Chinese calligrapher made to the art form.
Langara unveils Indigenous name on jerseys
Langara College's Indigenous name made its launch on a national sporting platform with its debut on the team's basketball uniforms.
University students juggle business and school life
Students managing a non-profit organization that advocates for responsible food waste say balancing school and work can be stressful.
Coté set to defend the honour of New Westminster in the ring
New Westminster’s mayor will make history this month at Royal City Rumble as the first Canadian mayor to enter a professional wrestling ring.
Data and technology improves preparations in Richmond
The next time a disaster hits this region, Richmond will be more prepared than most.
Networking in the era of social media
Students are urged to be mindful of their social media footprint as employers may screen them for future jobs, said the chair of Langara’s co-op and career development centre.
Lack of instructor feedback can hinder student progress, experts say
Instructor feedback on assignments, midterms and exams are crucial factors for students’ academic success in college, something not all teachers excel at, say education experts.
Doctors’ notes leave faculty at a loss
Most doctors’ notes brought in by Langara students are authentic, yet some are forged by students looking to avoid exams or handing in assignments, according to a department chair.
‘Unlearning Anti-Blackness’ workshop gives non-black people tools to become better…
A growing number of people are interested in the Black Lives Matter movement in Vancouver and want to know how they can be allies, says a member of the Vancouver chapter.
No Career Week help for humanities students
Co-op and Career Week helps students develop the skills to find employment after college, having a day set aside for most areas of study—noticeably absent is one for social science and humanities.