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By Jessica A. Froud Piles of concrete and soil are the newest addition to Langara’s staff parking lot. A notice sent to staff by the college’s facilities department said that contractors have been hired to remove an old oil tank from…

By Lucas Jornitz Studio 58’s newest production Urinetown, The Musical tackles heavy themes with a humorous touch, using comedy to shed light on climate change, corporate greed and social uprising. Using satire, Urinetown is a…

Reported by Ray Chopping Langara College has announced an online system for students with disabilities to arrange appropriate support services at the school. Director of accessibility services, Suzanne Munson, told The Voice that they…

According to a 2016 U.S. study, computer keyboards are over 20,000 times dirtier than a toilet seat.

Many international students enrol in Langara’s post-degree programs as a stepping stone to obtain their permanent residency in Canada, according to one post-degree program instructor at the college.

The four steel frogs, which stand waist high and were installed as pieces of public art by a student in the fine arts department, were found bent over and disfigured shortly after the winter break.

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott Soma Ali can do everything that other students can on campus, but she can’t fight a bureaucracy that fails to address her concerns. Two years after raising concerns about the lack of braille signs on…

Students who report sexual assaults on campuses that result in arrests often deal with long, difficult criminal processes where the victims are subject to gruelling court cross-examinations.

Protecting students’ right to free speech on campus means they will sometimes encounter ideas they feel are deeply disagreeable, said Langara philosophy instructor Kent Schmor.

For many international students, mid-March is when the shine starts to dim on their new adventure abroad, according to Tim Rahilly, vice-provost and associate vice-president, students and international at SFU.