Alicia-Rae Light takes us into the world of two special children — Katie and Alexandra Hart — and their parents, Bob and Ursela.

Nathalie Heiberg-Harrison takes a nighttime and brings back a photographic essay.

World-class city. Home to the 2010 Olympics. But there’s more to the city of Vancouver.

Some UBC students found themselves arrested Friday night after an event to raise awareness took an unexpected turn.
The event, Knoll Aid 2.0, was held in the area dubbed Trek Park, which is across from the student union building where the former UBC bus loop was, and includes the grassy knoll.
“This is the biggest protest movement I’ve seen here and I’ve been here for six years,” said Jesse Ferreras, a UBC master’s of journalism student. “It’s refreshing.”
Knoll Aid 2.0 was organized by the Students for a Democratic Society, UBC …

Cori Alfreds and Keira Simmons take us into the world of SPCA animal care and adoption.

David Pires presents a sound-and-image look at the art that’s made on the side of train, a piece that invites a second and even third look.

Sandy Buemann and Zoe Tarlow present two sides of St. Patrick’s Day: the celebration of culture and home and the day to gather with friends and drink green beer.

Amy Reid offers a video look into the art of learning to bellydance.

Cayley Malo presents a sound-and-photo look at the most recent installation at the Kwantlen Art Gallery.

WPJ is home to the multimedia storytelling of members of the current first-year class in Kwantlen University College’s bachelor of applied journalism program. Audio, video, photographic slides shows and other new ways of telling stories will be added as members of the class learn and experiment.