Author: Cord Editorial Board
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Fixing Laurier’s enrolment problem
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Enrolment at Wilfrid Laurier University is alarmingly low, and there are several possible causal factors, including late admission letters, low nationwide university enrolment and
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Unsigned Editorial – Waterloo’s phony housing bubble
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Anyone who has been in Waterloo recently will have noticed the rapid rise of apartment buildings. Some staunch economists might argue that the multiplication
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Unsigned Editorial – Encore’s move to new location signifies more than just growth
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Encore, a record store in downtown Kitchener, is moving from its current location to a bigger store. On the surface, this move obviously signifies
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Unsigned Editorial – Profs, students need to embrace change
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The registrar’s office, in an attempt to efficiently use campus space, made some changes to the scheduling system. These changes have led to a
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Unsigned Editorial – Coding in classrooms giving children important skill set
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In an attempt to give high school students the opportunity to develop technical computer skills, some school boards across Ontario have approved the implementation
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‘End the Silence’ reflects a need for prioritization
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A Facebook group called “End the Silence Laurier” was created last week aiming to provide a safe place for students and survivors of sexual
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KW’s low rank on immigrant experience needs addressing
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Kitchener-Waterloo was ranked the fourth worst Canadian city for immigrants by an immigration law firm “Immigroup.” For an area like K-W, which prides itself
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Small businesses paying the price for student laziness
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With the closing of Debrodnik’s this past week, a deli and bakery featuring some of the best lunch offerings around campus and the city
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Students, WLU need to work towards new partnerships
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Despite Wilfrid Laurier University’s notoriety for its co-op program, non-business students are severely limited in their co-op options. Work experience and career connections are
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