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By Nicholas Naylor Students in an animation course at Langara finally have a new instructor, four weeks after their initial instructor abruptly quit. Janos Sitar, who taught introduction to animation industry in continuing studies at…

By Andrea Dante Langara College students and residents are increasingly disappointed with the service of bus No.49, and most say the attempted solutions to improve the service are so far ineffective. According to a 2021 review,…

By Samantha Holomay In their quest to breathe new life into the local B.C. hops industry, Langara researchers are brewing new feral strains they hope will be a hit on the craft brewing scene. Ji Yong Yang and Kelly Sveinson have…

By Juan Ramírez A new upstart B.C. soccer league has snapped up four players who are part of the Langara Falcons men’s soccer team. Wizaso Chavula, Athos Michellepis de Siqueira and Rafael Jorge Oliveira signed for North…

By Michael Su The federal government will fund Ukrainian researchers and academics so they can continue their work in Canada as the war in Ukraine continues, but Langara students likely won’t be eligible. According to Martin Leroux,…

By Laisa Conde Anxiety is common as the academic term comes to an end, but stress isn’t all bad news, according to a practising counsellor. According to Ellahae Keshmiri, a Vancouver registered clinical counsellor, students often feel…

By Daniel Johnston Many think that writers are solitary creatures, but members of a Langara College writing group find that working in a community lets them flourish. Writers read their work with others Daniel Poirier, an English…

By Michael Su As the City of Vancouver prepares an initiative to reduce food waste, a professor in UBC’s faculty of land and food systems says the city’s goal does not go far enough. The city is introducing a new system to help the…

By Kenneth Wong Starting April 6, guests at Tim Hortons will receive a 10-cent discount on beverages if they bring a cup from home. Select Tim Hortons restaurants will be reintroducing reusable in-restaurant mugs, plates and cutlery to…

By Jordan Copp Ukrainian students in Vancouver are finding it difficult to focus on the end of the semester while the war in their home country rages on for the seventh straight week. “I've been crying for 24 hours all day long, and I…