Author: Justin Smirlies
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Maintaining safety and involvement
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union is hoping that orientation week this year — commonly referred to as O-Week — goes without a hitch.
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Laurier continues textbook rentals
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This is the second year that the Bookstore will be running a textbook rental service for Laurier students, as an alternative to buying textbooks.
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WLU meets admission targets later in summer
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Wilfrid Laurier University admissions office appears to have met most of its targets for enrolment this coming year, but it took the whole summer
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Searching for alternatives
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Students may not get the same St. Patrick’s Day party they were hoping for next year. The St. Paddy’s bash that has occurred on
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Building that occupies McMullan’s, Night School at risk of collapsing
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Princess St. between King and Regina was shut down and construction crews were evacuated Thursday afternoon after it was discovered that the building at
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Local servers face off in ‘tray race’ to raise money for MS
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The servers, cooks and mangers of Waterloo Region’s restaurant industry gathered at Ethel’s Lounge in Waterloo Monday afternoon to face off in the annual
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Getting prepared for first-year
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School is quickly approaching. For some, this means the end to relaxing on the beach and the start of long nights and even longer
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Food services agreement in sight for Laurier
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Wilfrid Laurier University and Aramark, the food operator that manages all food services on campus aside from Wilf’s and Veritas, appear to have a
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Man caught making purchases with fraudulent credit card at WLU Bookstore
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A 30-year-old man from Brampton led the Waterloo Region Police Services (WRPS) and the Special Constable Services (SCS) on a foot chase at the
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Residents get a first glimpse of the ION
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A version of an ION train was parked in front of the Region of Waterloo headquarters on Friday for residents, local media and government
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