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For the first time in its history, Studio 58 didn’t bring in outside professionals to help its students create their current production. 

The BC Coroners Service is using new interactive software to identify remains from many of the 250 or more unknown burials at a local cemetery.

Future Port Moody real-estate projects will see their profit margins tighten after city council voted to dramatically increase development fees to cope with expected growth.

In a slowing economy primed for a recession, students will need to create back-up plans in case they cannot find stable work, such as moving back in with their parents, says a Langara economics instructor.

Student Saber Hashemi was so angry about constantly finding gum in Langara's urinals that he wrote a post about it on the Langara Textbook Buy and Sell Facebook group.

The battles Indigenous soldiers fought in the First World War are taking centre stage in a Vancouver play and shedding light on an under examined chapter of Canadian history.

As Langara College proposes an increase of its international student recruitment budget, concerns surround the ability of B.C. institutions to accommodate an influx of international students.

A generous donation from Amazon will propel new media programs for kids at an unusual gallery in New Westminster that combines innovation and technology through a unique, artistic approach.

The impact of Islamophobia on students’ sense of well-being can affect their ability to succeed in school, according to a Langara sociology instructor

When Mari Hayashi trains on the pole, she blocks out the negative comments she gets from those who confuse her sport with seduction.