Maddy Cutts
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Presidential debate brings issues to light
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It was the big debate between the two of the most well known Tyler’s on Wednesday night at Wilfrid Laurier University. The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union presidential debate took place on the Waterloo campus as students, staff and campaign team members were invited to watch their two presidential candidates, Waterloo’s Tyler Murdock and Brantford’s…
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The culture surrounding Winter Carnival
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– | Photo by Shelby Blackley Seven days worth of winter activities were drawn to a close as Winter Carnival came to an end last week at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus. Winter Carnival is an annual event held every year at the beginning of the winter semester, with the intention of providing students with…
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Milloy joins team at Laurier
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Milloy will take on roles in the Seminary and applied political science
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App aims to improve vocab
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Campus innovation and technology have come together for the development of a smartphone application, called VocApp, aimed at expanding student vocabulary.
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Disputes over funding
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University, faculty split on MDRC projects and research
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Record number for Brantford representation
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Students at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Brantford campus will have greater representation on the 2015-16 Wilfrid Laurier University Student’s Union board of directors. While two of the 12 director positions are reserved for Brantford students, this year for the first time, more Brantford students will be sitting at the board table. During campaign periods in the…
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Organizers censor ‘vulgar content’ at WC
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Seven days of Winter Carnival festivities drew to a close Saturday night.
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Laurier increasing entrance scholarships
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Increases to be made to entrance scholarships across all fields
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Holiday safety priority for SCS
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Security at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus is of the utmost concern for the upcoming holiday season.
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Student combines passion with academics
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Shailyn Drukis takes part in World Parks Congress
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