Author: Cord Editorial Board
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Signal Fire: Examining the philosophies of science
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On Nov. 5, the film Signal Fire by director Kelly Milner was shown at the Princess Twin in Uptown Waterloo. The film was released
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Bored? Try out some of these winter activities
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As January arrives at Wilfrid Laurier University, students and faculty prepare as the winter term begins. The winter break has finished, textbooks are stuffed back
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Erasing Frankenstein: Erasure poetry and examining incarceration
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This article was cross-published with the Community Edition. Erasing Frankenstein: Remaking the Monster, A Public Humanities Prison Arts Project, edited by Elizabeth Effinger, is
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Laurier launches new philosophy course
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A new philosophy course, Philosophy of Happiness (PP103), has finished its first-ever semester at Wilfrid Laurier University on Dec. 4, 2024. Created and
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Films to look out for in 2025
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The new year brings a brand-new slate of movies. While we might still be reeling from 2024’s hits such as Challengers and We Live in
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Let’s make natural gym spray
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January is a time for rest, reflection and resolution. After a month of indulgence, the new year reminds us to prioritize our health, and
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Mo money, more Momo Kimbap on your plate
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This week we have a real treat for you, dear reader. We present to you: Momo Kimbap, a wonderful Japanese noodle and donburi spot
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35th anniversary of a tragedy: Remembering those lost in the Montreal massacre
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Dec. 6 marked the 35th anniversary of the École Polytechnique tragedy, or Montreal massacre. On this day in 1989, gunman Marc Lépine entered a
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New year wellness culture
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With every new year comes new year’s resolutions as many see Jan. 1 as the perfect starting date for their journey of reinvention and
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Editor’s Note: So, where are the jobs?
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According to an analysis released by Statistics Canada early in December, businesses that expect their number of vacancies to increase make up 4.6 per
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