education

Many prospective foreign students are changing their minds about moving to Canada after a new federal government policy that limits the number of international study permits issued each year. International students say the new policy is…

By Melbah Grace Jacob A B.C. school district’s move to restrict public comments at board meetings has been defended by trustees and applauded by one student leader as a step towards progress and inclusivity. The Central Okanagan…

By Tyson Burrows The B.C. government on Monday told post-secondary institutions to prepare for a fall return to campus. Anne Kang, minister for advanced education and skills training, issued a statement Monday afternoon saying that…

By Joe Ayres Students are raising concerns over what they say is a lack of mental health support from the New Westminster School District during the COVID-19 pandemic. Four out of the district’s 12 schools have had COVID-19 exposures…

By Jessica A. Froud and Christopher MacMillan (with files from Kristen Holliday) Indigenous students at Langara will find it easier transferring to SFU due to a new partnership between the schools, according to college officials. The…

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.

When it comes to educating children about nutrition, the recipe for success is to bring cooking lessons into the classroom, according to Project “Cook Healthy Edible Food.”

Reported by Cloe Logan Langara's student conduct and judicial affairs department found that students are struggling with defining sexual consent. Last Monday, the department quizzed students on defining sexual consent on campus.…

By Jennifer Wilson The Tibetan uprising of 1959 turned 59 this week. The Voice caught up with Tibetan independence activists at a rally in Vancouver to ask them whether their movement had relevance for young people in Canada today.…

Students are upset with curriculum requirements that cost them hundreds of dollars in textbook purchases each semester, when only a small portion of the books are used in class