The closures caused by COVID-19 show us that our habits are important
Graphic by Jamie Mere If you’re like me, you were a little relieved by the closures caused by the COVID-19 shutdown You may have been trying to get started on that one thing...
The how and why of marketing oneself for potential employers
Millions of people worldwide leave university every year, many with the same degrees, having read the same textbooks, heading out into the world with the same dreams But what can...
Why social justice should be more than just a trend
Coming off the recent election high, it seems that the internet has died down completely almost overnight Facebook has quickly returned from videos of political candidates,...
Classrooms with colour nurture a positive work environment
Why are classrooms grey and beige Seriously, don't you think a place that's meant to evoke a positive attitude towards learning and inspire bright ideas should be … more...
Quebec’s Bill 21 calls to question multiculturalism in Canada
A recently passed bill in Quebec has raised quite an opposition Bill 21 prohibits occupants of public sector jobs from donning religious symbols There are some big concerns...
Navigating the emotional discourse surrounding Alabama’s recent abortion law changes
Recent abortion bill HB314, also known as the “Alabama Human Life Protection Act” forbids women from terminating a pregnancy once a heartbeat can be detected usually between...
The benefits of taking a reduced course load
An honours undergraduate degree is typically four years in length Is this always the most reasonable scenario Some people may find it extremely beneficial to extend their...
Goodvibes Juice Co. serves up healthy drinks and alternatives
If you live in the Kitchener-Waterloo area, you’ve undoubtedly seen the rise of trendy coffee shops, local breweries and health conscious cafes Goodvibes Juice Co is one of...
Finding support for adults with autism
Autism is a tricky thing because no two cases are the same Many individuals with autism are slotted into a cookie cutter way of being dealt with and end up being treated as a...
Mental Health “meet and mingle” connects students with professionals
On Tuesday, Mar 19 at 5:30 pm, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Psych Society hosted their fourth annual “Minds on Mental Health” event in the Paul Martin Centre This...
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