
Three students from Wilfrid Laurier University are turning personal loss and lived experience into action, organizing a long-distance run from Waterloo to Guelph to raise awareness

I donโt think thereโs a clean way to write a final editorial. For something that has taken up so much space in my life, my time, my energy,

Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Womenโs Day. For many, it is a day of social media tributes, floral gestures, and

For many Laurier students, Family Day arrives as a pause in the middle of an already demanding semester. Itโs a long weekend marked by mixed reactions:

January arrives quietly but firmly, like a clean page that still smells of ink. Page 1 of 365 pages that you are going to write

December has always been a month of contrasts. It arrives quietly, on the heels of a long semester, yet brings with it some of

Every November, Canadians begin to wear a small, red poppy pinned to their jackets, sweaters and coats. Some hang them from rear-view mirrors; others

Itโs Not Appreciation, Itโs Appropriation: The Theft of South Asian Culture South Asians have long been the target of racism and mockery for simply

Charlie Kirk, a conservative political activist, media personality and the co-founder ofย Turning Point USA organisation was shot dead at Utah Valley University on September


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