
Classic literature is often referred to as boring or stuffy, with many young readers today choosing to step away from this period of literature. However, this reputation

In the upcoming episode of Cordโs very own film podcast, Cord En Scรจne, we had a great opportunity to talk to Indigenous academic filmmaker, professor, and writer Dr.

The New Year is always such an exciting time, as it brings new beginnings and experiences to look forward to. Especially for students, the beginning of a new semester presents an opportunity for a fresh academic start, allowing

Released in late November, Rian Johnsonโs Wake Up Dead Man (2025) is quite possibly the best film in the Knives Out franchise. With outstanding performances, a

In 2018, James Clear released Atomic Habits, an award-winning self-help book on how to build good habits, break bad ones, and combat procrastination. Atomic Habits gained an

After a six-year wait, indie rock artist Mac DeMarco has finally returned to Ontario to play and promote his latest album dubbed, โGuitarโ. Massey Hall hosted the indie prince as well as the opening Australian

On Nov. 12, 2025, the Laurier Library EDI Committee hosted “Artistic Forms of Storytelling,” an event held in partnership with the Office of Indigenous

Reading outside of school has not only given me a great pastime away from screens, but has also shaped my personality, perspectives, and future.

As the fall semester winds down and exam season begins, students at Wilfrid Laurier University may be looking for a break. This December, several

As we head into the New Year, itโs the perfect time to refresh your TBR (To be read). Here are some outstanding POC authors worth adding to your reading list. Nikita Gill Known for her beautiful and emotionally resonant poetry collections, Nikita Gill is an Irish Indian writer whose work often explores mythology, girlhood, and healing. She recently released her first novel, Hekate, a Greek myth retelling that blends her signature poetic style with a full narrative arc. Gillโs writing is gentle, reflective, and easy to


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