Each year, Langara Publishing students redesign the website for Pacific Rim Magazine. The 2015 build of langaraprm.com is in the works, and our team has hit the ground running getting the site prepped for an early August launch. What can you look forward to on this year’s website? Here’s what we’re focusing on to make the […]
With the Publishing program coming to a close, we’d like to thank everyone for following our progress over the last few weeks and checking out our live site!
For PRM’s web team, HTML coding was “a real eye-opener” that revealed a new world of communication similar to learning a new language.
If you can’t get your hands on PRM’s print edition, you can find all our content online, which is now styled specifically to grow and shrink to fit your browser or media device, Listen in as our PRM teams discuss these developments.
Following the completion of PRM’s print edition, our design team is looking forward to the various challenges of web design. And there’s more to web design than meets the eye.
Here’s a fun way to share your love of sharks. Enter PRM’s #SkipTheFin contest with your best “ocean friendly” shark fin photo on either Instagram or Twitter.
Haven’t taken a peek into PRM’s 2014 edition? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a copy of the print edition.
This certainly calls for a party. Friends, family, and members of the publishing industry join PRM to celebrate the launch of another successful magazine.
Two days before PRM’s 2014 print edition was in the hands of Globe and Mail subscribers, the promotions department decided to share the secret of their work in an exclusive interview.
Tune in to the production department sharing what they like about their department, the publishing program, and more.
PRM’s advertising department share their insights on advertising and their experiences in an exclusive interview.
The editorial department, for PRM’s 2014 edition, share why the department was a perfect position for each of them.
PRM’s art department share their past experiences and how it aided their work for PRM, along with lots of laughs.
With the broadening availability of magazines on a global scale, Mag Nation can help you make sense of it all.
See Vancouver portrayed in various ways by various artists at Illustrated Vancouver, where past and present Vancouver have never looked better.
I remember writing one of those “What do you want to be when you grow up?” essays once. While my peers wrote about becoming nurses, teachers, and athletes, I wrote about becoming a writer one day. In my essay, I rambled on about my dream job. I’d live in a nice apartment in the city, […]
Curious how to create your own script font? Type Camp is coming to Vancouver, and you won’t leave empty handed.
PRM’s Social Media Extraodinaire, Simone, introduces herself with a little self Q & A for your reading pleasure.
A PRM student wants to share her design crushes with you, so you can realize your crush on them as well.
Don’t let age deter you from returning to school, because being a mature student isn’t without perks.
Stop worrying about your posture. Take the first step toward straightening your posture by watching these exercises to help your neck.
Langara’s publishing program can be intimidating because of its rapid progression, but this reflection of the program’s 2013 year will settle any anxiety while evoking a lot of excitement.
Get to know the 2013 team behind the effort to get each PRM article since 1998 in shape for the web. The editorial team suggests cookies as a good aid to getting work done.
