At Large
Instructors attend board meeting to protest loss of 200 Langara faculty
Article by Sage Smith
Video by Rick Goode, Yeorgios Prontzos and Oksana Shtohryn
Nearly 80 faculty members…
Students shouldn’t underestimate vote value in…
By AMBER MONIZ
More post-secondary students choosing to vote could make a difference to the outcome of the…
Farmers’ market coupon program presses on with…
By LYDIA OCHIENG
The B.C. Association of Farmers' Markets (BCAFM) runs the Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon…
Burnaby aims to educate young cyclists with new bike…
By SOFIA MOHAMED
Burnaby might one day be producing skilled young cyclists as the city looks at building a bike…
Community
Latin American studies department draws big crowd for cultural events
By Sage Smith
The Latin American studies department said it is “punching above their weight” right now as their…
Vancouver mosques provide food for the community during the…
By SOFIA MOHAMED
Ramadan is a special time for Muslims. As the holy month in the Islamic calendar, Muslims…
Stories of anxiety and excitement for those living and…
Story and photos by MARC GUIDO BOLEN
At the Voice, we hope upon finding someone excited about the same thing you…
Opinion: Women in B.C. face barriers to equal healthcare as…
By HAZEL LOVE
As I was wheeled into the operating room at Vancouver General Hospital to have my ruptured…
Campus
Instructors attend board meeting to protest loss of 200 Langara faculty
Article by Sage Smith
Video by Rick Goode, Yeorgios Prontzos and Oksana Shtohryn
Nearly 80 faculty members…
Latin American studies department draws big crowd for…
By Sage Smith
The Latin American studies department said it is “punching above their weight” right now as their…
Langara Faculty Association calls for action after saying…
By SAGE SMITH
The Langara Faculty Association shared some “grim” news with its members this week, saying that…
Students with children navigate childcare challenges
By DANIEL BUMANGLAG
Many parents struggle to find childcare during spring break, but parents who are students…
Sports
Arts & Life
Langara’s 2025 Artist-in-Residence sheds light on immigrant life in new…
By JUAN DIAZ LOPEZ
Langara’s 2025 Artist in Residence, Pooya Nabei is a photographer who specializes in large…
Skilled Immigration InfoCentre closing due to funding cuts
By EHRIN LOPEZ
Since 2008, the Skilled Immigrant InfoCentre (SIIC) has been assisting newcomers to navigate…
Vancouver’s activist choir uses music to fight for social…
By TUAN TRAN
Local activist choir hits all the right notes in the fight for social justice.
Solidarity in…
Langara international students provide earthquake advice for…
By TUAN TRAN & DANIEL BUMANGLAG
Langara international students coming from a more earthquake-vulnerable…
Opinion
Opinion: Democracy in Canada is at risk and young Canadians feel it
By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS
Young Canadians need to invest in democracy, otherwise it could disappear faster than their…
Opinion: Suspending supportive housing in Vancouver will not…
By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER
Many in favour of Vancouver city council’s Feb. 26 decision to suspend supportive housing…
Opinion: Women in B.C. face barriers to equal healthcare as…
By HAZEL LOVE
As I was wheeled into the operating room at Vancouver General Hospital to have my ruptured…
Opinion: SisterWatch initiative in question despite VPD…
By KORALEE NICKARZ
As a founding member of SisterWatch, Carol Martin had every expectation that she would…
the Voice Podcast
Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 79 – Community response to support charitable grocery…
By TUAN TRAN and EHRIN LOPEZ
In the heart of Vancouver, B.C., Stadium Market and its owner, Gayathri Arun, are…
Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 78 – Much Ado About Nothing…
By RICK GOODE
Do you often find yourself wondering what you’re going to do on a Friday night? You’re probably…
Ep. 74 – Resilience on the runway at Vancouver…
By SOFIA MOHAMED and LYDIA OCHIENG
When you see a red dress, what does it mean to you? For Indigenous designers…
Ep. 77 – TransLink retires Mark I cars and hopes they…
By KORALEE NICKARZ and BOB HOMER
TransLink recently made the announcement to decommission 150 of its Mark I cars…