Author: Elizabeth DiCesare
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New dining hall system continues to be ‘divisive’
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While many students at Wilfrid Laurier University have continued to rally against both the new dining hall’s physical appearance and overall operational system, they
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Cord International: ‘Volcano of fire’ erupts
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Earlier today, roughly 33,000 citizens and tourists in the area surrounding Acatenango, the name of an active volcano in Guatemala, were forced to evacuate
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Res life looks to different programs
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Incoming first-year students living on learning community floors in residence will get to see some new programming initiatives this upcoming year. This year, 12
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Laurier in brief
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Additions to WLUSU’s student health and dental plan This year, the undergraduate health and dental plan has been revamped in order to better accommodate
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Academic freedom under debate
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Last Thursday, Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo held a conference at the Waterloo Inn, entitled Perspectives on Academic Freedom. The conference
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New dining hall draws criticism
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While the official opening of Wilfrid Laurier University’s new dining hall has shown a large improvement with the quality of food being served, as
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Student debt an increasing issue
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In a recent survey released by the Bank of Montreal, over half of the participating students revealed that they are expecting to graduate with
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Petting the stress away
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The geese of Wilfird Laurier University might have to share their home on campus with more animals this upcoming year. In an attempt to
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Student code of conduct to see major changes
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Throughout the upcoming year, Wilfrid Laurier University’s non-academic student code of conduct may be receiving some major changes. The non-academic code has been in
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You know what yanks my cord…
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… Kittens! That’s right! Cute, adorable kittens! Those little tiny fuzz balls that just run around and play all day. The ones that just
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