Nathan Gan

Produced by Nathan Gan In the wake of Vancouver's climate strikes and peaceful public protests, the presence of youth has both influenced and increased the strength of the climate action message. Extinction Rebellion came to Langara…

Reported by Nathan Gan Whether it’s fictitious tales of magic flying carpets and djinns, or a real historical recounting of brave war heroes, we need to be encouraging our youth to read – especially young women. On Oct. 17, 2019,…

Metro Vancouver drivers seem either dismayed by or resigned to the new reality as the price of gas goes up thanks to British Columbia’s annual increase in the carbon tax.

By Nathan Gan Years of injuries, death, and financial distress from past attendees make the “happiest place on earth” grimmer than it appears. Sending Langara College students to Disney’s field school might be, in light of this, a…

Reported by Nathan Gan  Efforts outweigh results, according to the Langara Falcons women’s basketball team after a tough loss against the Okanagan Coyotes at Langara College last Saturday afternoon. The two-point loss was hard-fought…

Reported by Nathan Gan Once again, Langara hosts another bike to work week to challenge locals and students to reduce their carbon footprint. Bike to Work Week included refreshments, prize draws and free bike tune-ups by Eric Price…

Reported by Nathan Gan  A southeast Asian cultural organization premiered a special concert last week at the Norman and Annette Rothstein Theatre, which showcased the experiences of Vietnamese-Canadians through a wide array of…

Reported by Nathan Gan  The Vancouver Art Gallery is focusing on the art of fashion with a show headlined by famous Chinese dressmaker Guo Pei. The VAG is the first ever Canadian gallery to feature Guo’s work. The exhibit showcases over…

By Nathan Gan Langara’s recently unveiled “Welcome Figure” on the northwest corner of campus symbolizes the college’s close ties with Musqueam culture and the passing of knowledge to Langara students. The house post was carved by…

It’s no secret: British Columbians love their alcohol, especially the craft-made and locally produced kind.