Author: Elizabeth DiCesare
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WLUSU proposes new study space in concourse
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With the exam period creeping up, many students at Wilfrid Laurier University have begun to find themselves battling with their peers to secure that
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Laurier prof earns literary prize
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On Nov.16, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Jennifer Esmail, a professor in the English department, was one of five recipients who were awarded with the 2012
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Class sizes on the rise at WLU
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Earlier this month when the MacLean’s annual university rankings came out, Wilfrid Laurier University ranked third highest in terms of the largest first and
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Laurier recognized for marketing initiatives
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MarCom Awards, an international competition for marketing and communication, recently awarded Wilfrid Laurier University 16 different awards within the 2012 competition. Eight of these
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You know what yanks my cord… November 14, 2012
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…how much disrespect some people have during the moment of silence on Remembrance Day. It’s disgusting. Just because you’re not at an official ceremony
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Racist posters surface
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Last month, a Wilfrid Laurier University student brought forward an extremely offensive poster that they found on campus to the diversity and equity office.
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Table tennis for charity
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On Nov. 7, Ping-Pong Madness took over the Wilfrid Laurier University Concourse for the second year in a row. This year, after an all-day,
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Remembrance Day a time to reflect on reality of war
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Every year, on Nov. 11, we gather at cenotaphs to commemorate those who fought for Canada during both the world wars, the Korean and
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Alum raises privacy concerns for Laurier
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While preparing to apply to Canada’s police forces, Bob Baumgartner, a Wilfrid Laurier University graduate, decided to do a Google search of himself, and
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New WLU website to launch in Sept. 2013
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After nearly eight years, Wilfrid Laurier University is finally working towards launching a new, modern and up-to-date website. Currently the first phase of development
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