Campus
Business halted for applications to Langara’s Bachelor’s of Business…
By CAROLINE BASSO and BRICIA CORTES
Langara College will temporarily suspend admissions to the Bachelor of…
Renters uneasy after new federal bill aims to tie rent…
By ANNABEL BESSEM and ALYSSA GLENN
An international student from Nigeria who was evicted from his Vancouver home a…
International students dive into Canadian culture,…
By ENZO GALLARDO and ARLO JUKES
For Isabella Huang, a chance to improve her English skills has been an opportunity…
Local brewer looks to tap into non-alcoholic market, targets…
By YASHVIKA GROVER and SIDDHARTH TEOTIA
In a bid to capitalize on the booming market for non-alcoholic…
Special Investigation
Gig workers risk health to make ends meet in pricey Vancouver
By EMMA SHULAR
Fresh off of a work shift and sitting in a Dairy Queen parking lot around 1 a.m., Vicki Santos…
Impacts of pandemic lingering
By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL
Four years after COVID first struck, Seth Magdaong still struggles with his mental health…
Visa cuts cause concern, confusion and a bit of chaos for…
By ENZO GALLARDO and YASHVIKA GROVER
After the federal government cut the number of international student…
Lifeguard shortage creates troubled waters
By ANNABEL BESSEM and ALY GLENN
As soon as summer comes around, Vancouver area beaches and pools are flooded…
Community
Beware third-party booking sites
By MEHARWAAN MANAK
Travelling can be stressful at the best of times, but more so for those who get exploited by…
B.C. roommates say they need legal protections just like…
by DANIEL JOHNSTON
When Vancouver artist Rynn Sparrow moved into a two-bedroom basement suite without a lease in…
Dense Surrey centre needs more community gardens, residents…
By MARILYN REICHERT
With increasing concern over rising food and housing costs, Surrey residents want access to…
PHOTO ESSAY: Great blue herons return to Stanley Park as…
By ENZO GALLARDO and ALY GLENN
The great blue herons have returned this spring to Stanley Park.
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Sports
Opinion
Classroom disruptors put on a cringe clinic
By Nicholas Naylor
When successful pranksters like Jake and Logan Paul gained wealth and notoriety in the YouTube…
Buskers go digital in Vancouver
By Marilyn Reichert
Passengers heading home from work can often hear the faint tunes of a guitar floating over…
Violence against nurses explodes in British Columbia
By Tom Eley
When we think of the professions most exposed to violence, we think of police officers, security…
Overdose crisis affecting South Asian community in Vancouver
By Virender Singh
Dismantling the taboo around drugs for immigrant communities in South Vancouver can help…
Arts & Life
Bloomin’ Vancouver: a photo essay
By YASHVIKA GROVER, ARLO JUKES, CAROLINE BASSO, KAREENA JASSAL and TY LIM
One of the great joys of Vancouver…
Up-and-coming designers face off against fast fashion
By KAREENA JASSAL and CAROLINE BASSO
Local designers are struggling to fight against fast fashion online…
Traditional carving methods perpetuate artistic creativity
By CHARLOTTE HUI
Although digital technology and modern power tools enhance wood carving, traditional hand tools…
Student playwrights and set designer take risks for FourPlay
By BRICIA CORTES
Student playwrights and a set designer with an ambitious plan have undertaken the risky…
Voice Radio
Voice Radio Ep. 57 – How Langara might build up its lacking school spirit
By YASHVIKA GROVER, ARLO JUKES and CAROLINE BASSO
As a transfer school, Langara College isn’t generally known…
Voice Radio Ep. 60 – The wait for better transit…
By CHARLOTTE HUI, KAREENA JASSAL and BRICIA CORTES
With a myriad of challenges already confronting young people…
Voice radio Ep. 59 – A lack of surveillance cameras on…
By ALYSSA GLENN and ANNABEL BESSEM
Today I am presenting you with a story on security cameras at Langara…
Voice Radio Ep. 58 – Colleges pay a high cost for…
By ENZO GALLARDO and SIDDHARTH TEOTIA
Computer expense and maintenance provides post-secondary IT employees with…