Lina Chung

By Lina Chung Victoria's Health food store on Lonsdale and 17th street in North Vancouver has had an increase in sales  of immune boosting products and  supplements in the last 10 days as customers react to the coronavirus situation.

By Lina Chung and Kristen Holliday As the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the international outbreak of COVID-19 a pandemic Wednesday, Langara College confirmed it is preparing a contingency plan. On March 10, Seth Abramson,…

From her family’s village in India to the campus on Langara, Prabhleen Kaur Matharu’s name and the details of her life up to her brutal death is being publicly uncovered.

The first emergency responder on the scene of a traffic accident that killed a teenaged girl testified Monday that all he could see at the scene was a hand in front of a face and a body pinned underneath a car.

Daljit Singh, a first-year Langara business management student, failed a test three times when he was in school in India because he spent so much time playing a video game.

Despite declining numbers in comic book sales, a local non-profit comic organization is keeping the art alive.

A human rights activist’s hope for the future is that his son and daughter will grow up in a more peaceful Colombia.

By Lina Chung With the interest in the sport increasing each year, the Langara ping pong club has been struggling to keep up with the demand — and hopes either the student union buys a second table or the college will add some on campus.…

By Lina Chung Two new kiosks installed to improve wait times at Langara’s Tim Hortons, have left some waiting. Chartwells Canada, the company that manages the food services at Langara, worked with the college to install two Tim…

By Lina Chung Kaely Blanche would not be an event coordinator with Vancouver Film School without the co-op work experience she gained while doing her business degree at Langara College. “My resume would have been passed over,” Blanche…