Shad’s triumphant homecoming
Laurier alum Shadrach Kabango, better known as Shad, played his first show at Laurier since 2006 to a crowd of 285 students in a capacity-reached Wilf’s on Friday The 2005 BBA...
Laurier alum Shadrach Kabango, better known as Shad, played his first show at Laurier since 2006 to a crowd of 285 students in a capacity-reached Wilf’s on Friday The 2005 BBA...
The final instalment of the Cinema Politica series featured Carts of Darkness, a documentary that exposes the realities of homelessness in Vancouver and also explores the new...
“Give me strength, oh Oprah” The moment I heard those words, I knew it was over I knew that 30 Rock, which just a few years ago was one of the freshest, most unique and...
Plants and Animals’ latest tour kicked off on the night of March 3rd at Starlight, with the help from supporting band Karkwa Speaking to The Cord before the show, Karkwa’s...
Who is Tom Thomson The sixth of ten children, a Canadian of Scottish decent, an influential artist with a mysterious death in 1917 who continues to keep Canadians curious almost...
Last weekend, Laurier’s faculty of Music unveiled their production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, this year’s fully-staged winter semester opera production The production was...
Dear Life, Would the people in the one o’clock first year business class let me out of my sociology class before steam-rolling their way in I know you guys get a boner from...
The Robert Langen Gallery at Wilfrid Laurier University has been visually and atmospherically transformed into an area of confrontation between Asian and Western cultures The...
“It’s been a very interesting revision of me,” professed Canadian author Charlene Diehl to a room of captivated Wilfrid Laurier University students, fans and friends as she...
Showcasing a variety of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer (LGBTQ) themed material, the eleventh annual Rainbow Reels Film Festival kicks off on March 2 at the...