Langara Alumni

By MILICA ANIC A Studio 58 graduate and father is one of at least three declared candidates vying to be a school trustee in an expected New Westminster school board byelection. Shawn Sorensen, a political rookie and New Westminster…

A Langara photography alumnus’s passion for documenting his travels enabled him to share his unique experience with a wide audience.

Ideet Sharon's geometric art emerged from a discovery of meditation, now her paintings are drawing attention in the Vancouver art scene.

Reported by Taesa Hodel For the first time Langara will celebrate 49 alumni at their annual awards, rather than their usual three. To recognize the achievements of Langara College as a community, the college will celebrate the…

Reported by Trevor Nault Two Studio 58 alumni are starring in a play that tackles a grim trend in growing hate crimes against Muslims in Canada. Nathan Kay and Brandon Bagg are acting in a co-production between Neworld Theatre and…

Langara alumni featured in a new photography exhibition on Vancouver’s past century of protests say the display highlights the decline of photojournalism’s golden age.

With only a handful of women sports reporters in the industry, Wendy Long entered sports writing in the 1980s to challenge the way female athletes and writers were represented. 

The sound of basketballs pounding hardwood floors, the swish of a net and squeaking rubber soles is more than just familiar noise to coach Jamie Oei.

“I’m Colin Mochrie and I’m a proud Langara College alumnus.” The star of the beloved Whose Line Is It Anyway? improv comedy TV show is a recipient of the 2013 Outstanding Alumni Awards from Langara College. Mochrie was a part of Langara’s…