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By YASHVIKA GROVER and SIDDHARTH TEOTIA In a bid to capitalize on the booming market for non-alcoholic beverages, one Vancouver brewer is hoping to tap into a new market — vending machines in campuses across the province. The idea…

By CHARLOTTE HUI, KAREENA JASSAL and BRICIA CORTES With a myriad of challenges already confronting young people in Greater Vancouver, navigating inaccessible rapid transit is yet another obstacle to participation in our daily lives. This…

By ARLO JUKES The Langara Students’ Union bike repair shop is open again after months of uncertainty about its status. For the last two semesters, Langara’s bike commuters have been unable to conduct bike repairs or pump their tires…

Many prospective foreign students are changing their minds about moving to Canada after a new federal government policy that limits the number of international study permits issued each year. International students say the new policy is…

By JACOB ARON LEUNG This story was originally published on Nov. 29, 2023.  Langara College instructors are expressing concern that the member fees collected by the Langara Students’ Union are not being used to the students’ benefit.…

By EMILY BEST As inflation and the cost of living increases, the amount that Canadians are tipping has risen in turn. Ethel Garcia, owner of Roots Cafe at the corner of 49th and Main Street, said she sees people in their 20s and 30s…

By EDMUND HAYLEY Pottery might look like it's easy, but it's not for the faint of heart. Aspiring potters must come to grips with a slow learning curve, the physical nature of the art and the cost of equipment, material and proper studio…

By CALA ALI Some college and university students have noticed a decline in their mental health since the start of the Israel-Palestine war. Community groups representing both Israeli and Palestinian students, such as Hillel B.C. and the…

By LOUIS BERGERON Students say running their own side business affords more flexibility than traditional jobs to work around their school schedule and helps them cope with the high cost of living. Yet it’s not always the perfect…

By Erin Conners Many Langara international students are struggling to register for the courses they need because there aren’t enough seats to keep up with rising enrolment. Vikram Singh, a first-year history student, said he is taking…