Author: Justin Fauteux
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University presidents hail importance of humanities and social sciences
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For Wilfrid Laurier University president Max Blouw, seeing 7,000 academics descend on his school’s campus this week will be five years in the making.
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Aborginal art exhibit opens at Laurier
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Adam Marsh never thought he’d see something he painted displayed publicly, let alone in a gallery. But when he got to Wilfrid Laurier University’s
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Provincial government invests $1.5 million in local research
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11 local research projects will be getting a helping hand from the Ontario government. Kitchener Centre MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services,
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Laurier’s Chambers taken 6th overall in CFL draft
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Golden Hawks men’s football star Shamawd Chambers has a new home out west. In Thursday’s Canadian Football League (CFL) draft, the Edmonton Eskimos chose
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New ownership coming to student neighbourhood
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A major shakeup could be coming to a student neighbourhood just south of Wilfrid Laurier University. Nine properties on Ezra Avenue, another one on
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A new Beatle-mania
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Genn Buhr thought he was just going to watch one of his former students play with a local band, but what he got was
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Four arrested for armed robbery
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Waterloo Regional police have arrested four Kitchener men in connection with the string of armed robberies that hit the primarily student-populated neighbourhood adjacent to
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Human rights issue raised
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A new rental bylaw that is set to come into effect in Waterloo on April 1 may be in violation of the Ontario Human
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Turning into ‘media zombies’
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Our almost-constant use of media is turning us into zombies. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing – at least in Mark Deuze’s eyes.
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WLU cancels classes as region goes dark
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Shortly after 2:00 p.m. on the afternoon of Feb. 29 Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus lost power. It quickly became apparent that the power
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