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...

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...

Last year’s Academy Awards were not great The teaming of Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin was not what it should have been and so, right from the ill-advised musical number that...

The Starlight packed a six-piece band onto its small stage Wednesday night, fronted by the unmistakable voice and whimsy of Jenn Grant The dance floor was occupied by tables,...

Wade Thompson, Graphics Editor Best Actor Should win: Colin Firth, The King's Speech Will win: Colin Firth, The King's Speech Best Actress Should win: Michelle Williams, Blue...

127 Hours It would seem near impossible for a film depicting a man with his arm wedged between a boulder and a canyon wall to be tolerable and interesting, let alone one of the...

Last Tuesday, Heart’s Canadian tour brought them to Kitchener’s Center in the Square theatre for a concert as legendary as the band itself Opening for the 1980s musicians...

With over 30 photographic images spanning two floors, the Button Factory’s latest exhibition, SHIFT: Time Collisions and Disappearing Landscapes challenges viewers to take a...