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Studio 58’s newest production, Everybody, is a philosophical journey to death that questions what it means to be alive.

Red dresses, strung in the trees around Langara’s campus to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, were taken down Nov. 2.

The food truck industry has been seeing drastic changes since the start of the pandemic, with the City of Vancouver introducing curbside electricity and business owners choosing more flexible permits.

After almost two years without facing any opponents, the Falcons women’s and men’s basketball teams are brushing off the dust and gearing up for a return to the competitive court this month.

Some young entrepreneurs are turning to food trucks as a viable business — capitalizing on the voids and opportunities created by the pandemic.

By Christi Walter Since the pandemic began almost a year ago, many people have transformed their makeshift home classrooms into a productive space. Post-secondary students are navigating a new normal this year while learning online,…

By Tyson Burrows The B.C. government on Monday told post-secondary institutions to prepare for a fall return to campus. Anne Kang, minister for advanced education and skills training, issued a statement Monday afternoon saying that…

By Caroline Egan Students are struggling to adapt as Langara College has moved to online classes in most programs to help limit contact during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working all day in front of a computer screen, often at home where…

By Rui Yang Xu Joshua Poole went to college in Alberta before transferring to Langara. He finds that it’s been a better experience here than he’s had in other schools. Poole, a second-year computer science student, said other colleges…

By Jessica A. Froud Piles of concrete and soil are the newest addition to Langara’s staff parking lot. A notice sent to staff by the college’s facilities department said that contractors have been hired to remove an old oil tank from…