Author: Elizabeth DiCesare
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Laurier rises in Globe student survey
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Last week Wilfrid Laurier University saw some improvements in rankings when the Globe and Mail released its annual Canadian University Report. Laurier, which is
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The ‘eco’ in economy
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On Oct. 17, Jeff Rubin and David Suzuki brought their Eco Tour to Wilfrid Laurier University. Their presentation, titled “End of Growth: How to
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IPRM discussion delayed
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With the new Integrated Planning and Resource Management (IPRM) system being implemented at Wilfrid Laurier University, many staff and faculty have been publicly expressing
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Long lines an increasing trend
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This year, with more students on Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus than ever before, space has become congested and as a result, lines for
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Milton still an option for WLU
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Roughly three years after Wilfrid Laurier University began talking with Milton about the possibility of opening a satellite campus, the waiting game is still
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LITC presents ‘Laurier likes Facebook’
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On Oct. 10, the Laurier Innovation and Technology Club (LITC) hosted their first major event of the year: “Laurier Likes Facebook.” Three Facebook employees,
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Students’ Union, WLU seek student feedback
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Nearly a month after the semester has begun, many Wilfrid Laurier University students, staff and faculty are still voicing many concerns about food services
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No major incidents reported
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This year, despite the amount of enthusiastic fans at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Homecoming game, the event itself went surprisingly well. In order to ensure
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WLUSU hopes for better multi-governance
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Despite many Wilfrid Laurier University students from the Brantford campus voicing their concerns last year regarding the multi-campus governance policy, the Wilfrid Laurier Student’s
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Unreliable CAS contracts spark independent tour company
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While Jason Sager, a part-time history professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, has been lucky enough throughout the past few years in securing work, he
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